Editing Using NAT for container with private IPs
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{{Note|this rule will only work for external clients, i.e. connections originating from a different host — so you can not test if it works locally.}} | {{Note|this rule will only work for external clients, i.e. connections originating from a different host — so you can not test if it works locally.}} | ||
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The <tt>iptables</tt> utility allows to set up more complex rules for Network Address Translation, involving various protocols and ports. If you wish to get more information on this, consult the numerous Internet sites (e.g. [http://www.netfilter.org netfilter.org]) and tutorials devoted to this issue. | The <tt>iptables</tt> utility allows to set up more complex rules for Network Address Translation, involving various protocols and ports. If you wish to get more information on this, consult the numerous Internet sites (e.g. [http://www.netfilter.org netfilter.org]) and tutorials devoted to this issue. |