Hello.
Is there any way to configure a ipip tunnel where the one of the MT device behind the NAT?
Re: IPIP tunnel behind NAT
as long as they can ping each other, can't see any reason why you would be able to do
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Re: IPIP tunnel behind NAT
Thanks. And which ports need to be forwarded the ipip tunnel endpoint behind the NAT. What is the proper config?as long as they can ping each other, can't see any reason why you would be able to do
Re: IPIP tunnel behind NAT
Very tricky.
You can't forward the packets, because they have no port ;-) Only UDP and TCP packets have ports. IPIP tunnels are basicly IP packets with another IP header wrapped around them.
Possible solution:
Depending on the NAT router you could forward any packet with the source IP of your IPIP tunnel endpoint to the device behind the router.
edit:
If you only need a tunnel, try another VPN protocol like L2TP. Easiest way: Client behind NAT.
And always remember: NAT is EVIL!
You can't forward the packets, because they have no port ;-) Only UDP and TCP packets have ports. IPIP tunnels are basicly IP packets with another IP header wrapped around them.
Possible solution:
Depending on the NAT router you could forward any packet with the source IP of your IPIP tunnel endpoint to the device behind the router.
edit:
If you only need a tunnel, try another VPN protocol like L2TP. Easiest way: Client behind NAT.
And always remember: NAT is EVIL!