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In my network I have multiple endpoints (devices) behind multiple vpn edge routers. The edge routers have all different ip addresses. The endpoints (devices) behind the egde routers have all the same ...
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I have some containers that are bound to the host but I don't want them to be exposed to internet except HTTP ones. So I do: sudo iptables -F DOCKER-USER sudo iptables -I DOCKER-USER -i ens3 -p tcp -m ...
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by default Docker will adjust iptables according to containers bound to the host... but in my case I don't want to have all exposed to internet. What I'm doing is modifying the chain DOCKER-USER so it ...
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Is it possible to modify the output device/interface of a received packet in a libnetfilter_queue script run in userspace? How would one do this, with libmnl calls or otherwise? The desired result is ...
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Given the iptables listing below, could anyone explain me why I'm still able to access from everywhere the service inside a docker container (IP 192.168.160.2:8050) which was supposed to be accessible ...
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I'm stuck with a problem. I have four hosts (1, 2, 3, 4) inside Rancher 1.6 UI. All hosts have almost the same configuration: nginx, PHP, MongoDB. Host 1 has both rancher/server and rancher/agent up ...
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Suppose I have a DNAT rule which forwards TCP packets, destined for frontend IP, to a backend IP, which is a server say server1. This backend server1 is up and running and we have an already ...
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I'm facing an unusual issue with a Kubernetes deployment using the Mailu Helm chart, specifically the mailu-front component. After updating the deployment, the newly created pod works fine, but the ...
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After having tried several deployment strategies with Nomad docker containers with traefik on the front, I'm encountering the unresolved problem of ports on clients dynamically opened by services that ...
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every image centos-7 or rocky-linux 8.7+ that I download on my ubuntu.2204 machine when I build it with all the packages I need, the only one that I can't run when I save this image and load it into ...
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In a larger firewall the following two lines allow me to connect from the internet to an SSH server running on the LAN host 172.27.255.4 and listening on ports 1046 and 22: iptables -t nat -A ...
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I created a CentOS machine from base image that can be found in GCP. After powering on I looked at the iptables rule, seems like everything is on I removed all the firewall rules and chained ones as ...
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I have a .NET 6 Web API application and I want to edit my iptables rule in hosted system. (the system that Web API run on it) I have rule like below -A INPUT -m tcp --protocol tcp --source 2.2.2.2 --...
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I know it's a little bit strange setup. I create two containers con1 and con2. con2 is extended from docker:dind which allows me to run docker containers within a docker container. The container which ...
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I work on Linux and want to add rules to iptable. I want these rules to be immutable anyway (either changed or deleted). What should I do? Note that for me the rules that are running and kept in ...
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