How to hide ip: What is IP Masquerading? |
Posted: 04 Jul 2011 05:54 AM PDT "MASQ" or "IPMASQ", short for IP Masquerade, helps machines with non-routable IP addresses to access Internet via the machine that is actually masquerading. It is a form of NAT (Network Address Translation). IPMASQ works perfectly with LAN technologies like Token Ring, Ethernet, FDDI and dial-up connections. In case of IPMASQ a gateway machine acts as the mediator between the machines on your network and the Internet. Connection Tracking (conntrack) feature of Linux is used to keep track of connections and their source. This helps in rerouting the packets accordingly. Henceforth, packets leaving the private network are masqueraded as if they originated from the mediator machine. Microsoft calls this feature as Internet Connection Sharing. IPMASQ can be achieved with the help of a single command:
This command works when your private IP address range is 192.168.0.0/16 and the Internet-facing machine is ppp0. Below we break the syntax so as to clear all attributes:
NOTE: If your network has a firewall in front of your gateway machine then you will have to FORWARD your traffic so as to complete the network connection.
In above case connection is ESTABLISHED even if your firewall policies are set to REJECT or DROP. Salman Siddiqui is an expert technology analyst. His vast experience of freelance writing is backed by his passion to swim against the tide. You can grab him on Twitter. Post from: How to hide ip Related Posts: |
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