Linux-Net Archive: Major Gaming problems

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Hello people. I asked a while back about IP Masquerading, and Total
Annihilation. I never did get it going. I just don't understand why it
doesn't work. I was using ipfwadm before, and now I upgraded to Linux 6.0
which uses ipchains. If I issue the command "ipchains -L -M" when trying to
connect to a game, it shows that my Windows machine had infact connected to
the required ports. So, why wouldn't it work?

Is there any way of redirecting packets? I want to redirect all packets
that are going to a specific port on the linux ppp link to my Windows
machine. I know you can go "ipchains -A input -p udp -d 0.0.0.0/0
destport -j REDIRECT redirport", but I don't know of a way of redirecting a
whole packet. If I could do this, I think it might work!

Or, maybe someone has made a module for ipchains for TA, kinda like the ftp
module?

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Hello = people. =20 I asked a while back about IP Masquerading, and Total = Annihilation. I=20 never did get it going. I just don't understand why it doesn't = work. =20 I was using ipfwadm before, and now I upgraded to Linux 6.0 which uses=20 ipchains. If I issue the command "ipchains -L -M" when trying to = connect=20 to a game, it shows that my Windows machine had infact connected to the = required=20 ports. So, why wouldn't it work?

Is = there any way of=20 redirecting packets? I want to redirect all packets that are going = to a=20 specific port on the linux ppp link to my Windows machine. I know = you can=20 go "ipchains -A input -p udp -d 0.0.0.0/0 destport -j REDIRECT = redirport", but I=20 don't know of a way of redirecting a whole packet. If I could do = this, I=20 think it might work!

Or, = maybe someone=20 has made a module for ipchains for TA, kinda like the ftp=20 module?