route traffic of all connected wireless clients to one particular IP and port
I've successfully set up access point on my server using wifi-ap snap
wakatana@server:~$ sudo wifi-ap.config get
debug: false
dhcp.lease-time: 12h
dhcp.range-start: 10.0.60.2
dhcp.range-stop: 10.0.60.199
disabled: false
share.disabled: false
share.network-interface: eth0
wifi.address: 10.0.60.1
wifi.channel: 6
wifi.country-code:
wifi.hostapd-driver: nl80211
wifi.interface: wlan0
wifi.interface-mode: direct
wifi.netmask: 255.255.255.0
wifi.operation-mode: g
wifi.security: wpa2
wifi.security-passphrase: passwordpassword
wifi.ssid: Ubuntu
Now I would like to route all traffic from connected clients to one particular IP_ADDRESS:PORT (at the time it is the same machine as AP runs on). It should work like if client goes e.g. to www.google.sk it will be redirected to 127.0.0.1:555
If I understand correctly there are at least two possible solutions for this but I do not know how to make it work in practice:
- dnsmasq + nginx - I've never did that before so it seems over complicated to me and I do not know if it wont broke my current DNS
- iptables - here I have basic iptables experiences but I'm lost in PREROUING, POSTROUTING, DNAT, SNAT etc.
iptables wifi nginx dnsmasq snap
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I've successfully set up access point on my server using wifi-ap snap
wakatana@server:~$ sudo wifi-ap.config get
debug: false
dhcp.lease-time: 12h
dhcp.range-start: 10.0.60.2
dhcp.range-stop: 10.0.60.199
disabled: false
share.disabled: false
share.network-interface: eth0
wifi.address: 10.0.60.1
wifi.channel: 6
wifi.country-code:
wifi.hostapd-driver: nl80211
wifi.interface: wlan0
wifi.interface-mode: direct
wifi.netmask: 255.255.255.0
wifi.operation-mode: g
wifi.security: wpa2
wifi.security-passphrase: passwordpassword
wifi.ssid: Ubuntu
Now I would like to route all traffic from connected clients to one particular IP_ADDRESS:PORT (at the time it is the same machine as AP runs on). It should work like if client goes e.g. to www.google.sk it will be redirected to 127.0.0.1:555
If I understand correctly there are at least two possible solutions for this but I do not know how to make it work in practice:
- dnsmasq + nginx - I've never did that before so it seems over complicated to me and I do not know if it wont broke my current DNS
- iptables - here I have basic iptables experiences but I'm lost in PREROUING, POSTROUTING, DNAT, SNAT etc.
iptables wifi nginx dnsmasq snap
edited 39 mins ago
Rui F Ribeiro
40.1k1479135
asked 46 mins ago
Wakan TankaWakan Tanka
375515
Please detail what you have done until now. The question is overly broad, and denotes a lack of effort, there are many questions in our group how to intercept traffic using iptables. Please see our faq.
– Rui F Ribeiro
36 mins ago
add a comment |
I've successfully set up access point on my server using wifi-ap snap
wakatana@server:~$ sudo wifi-ap.config get
debug: false
dhcp.lease-time: 12h
dhcp.range-start: 10.0.60.2
dhcp.range-stop: 10.0.60.199
disabled: false
share.disabled: false
share.network-interface: eth0
wifi.address: 10.0.60.1
wifi.channel: 6
wifi.country-code:
wifi.hostapd-driver: nl80211
wifi.interface: wlan0
wifi.interface-mode: direct
wifi.netmask: 255.255.255.0
wifi.operation-mode: g
wifi.security: wpa2
wifi.security-passphrase: passwordpassword
wifi.ssid: Ubuntu
Now I would like to route all traffic from connected clients to one particular IP_ADDRESS:PORT (at the time it is the same machine as AP runs on). It should work like if client goes e.g. to www.google.sk it will be redirected to 127.0.0.1:555
If I understand correctly there are at least two possible solutions for this but I do not know how to make it work in practice:
- dnsmasq + nginx - I've never did that before so it seems over complicated to me and I do not know if it wont broke my current DNS
- iptables - here I have basic iptables experiences but I'm lost in PREROUING, POSTROUTING, DNAT, SNAT etc.
iptables wifi nginx dnsmasq snap
edited 39 mins ago
Rui F Ribeiro
40.1k1479135
asked 46 mins ago
Wakan TankaWakan Tanka
375515
I've successfully set up access point on my server using wifi-ap snap
wakatana@server:~$ sudo wifi-ap.config get
debug: false
dhcp.lease-time: 12h
dhcp.range-start: 10.0.60.2
dhcp.range-stop: 10.0.60.199
disabled: false
share.disabled: false
share.network-interface: eth0
wifi.address: 10.0.60.1
wifi.channel: 6
wifi.country-code:
wifi.hostapd-driver: nl80211
wifi.interface: wlan0
wifi.interface-mode: direct
wifi.netmask: 255.255.255.0
wifi.operation-mode: g
wifi.security: wpa2
wifi.security-passphrase: passwordpassword
wifi.ssid: Ubuntu
Now I would like to route all traffic from connected clients to one particular IP_ADDRESS:PORT (at the time it is the same machine as AP runs on). It should work like if client goes e.g. to www.google.sk it will be redirected to 127.0.0.1:555
If I understand correctly there are at least two possible solutions for this but I do not know how to make it work in practice:
- dnsmasq + nginx - I've never did that before so it seems over complicated to me and I do not know if it wont broke my current DNS
- iptables - here I have basic iptables experiences but I'm lost in PREROUING, POSTROUTING, DNAT, SNAT etc.
iptables wifi nginx dnsmasq snap
iptables wifi nginx dnsmasq snap
edited 39 mins ago
Rui F Ribeiro
40.1k1479135
asked 46 mins ago
Wakan TankaWakan Tanka
375515
edited 39 mins ago
Rui F Ribeiro
40.1k1479135
asked 46 mins ago
Wakan TankaWakan Tanka
375515
edited 39 mins ago
Rui F Ribeiro
40.1k1479135
edited 39 mins ago
Rui F Ribeiro
40.1k1479135
edited 39 mins ago
Rui F Ribeiro
40.1k1479135
40.1k1479135
asked 46 mins ago
Wakan TankaWakan Tanka
375515
asked 46 mins ago
Wakan TankaWakan Tanka
375515
asked 46 mins ago
Wakan TankaWakan Tanka
375515
375515
Please detail what you have done until now. The question is overly broad, and denotes a lack of effort, there are many questions in our group how to intercept traffic using iptables. Please see our faq.
– Rui F Ribeiro
36 mins ago
add a comment |
Please detail what you have done until now. The question is overly broad, and denotes a lack of effort, there are many questions in our group how to intercept traffic using iptables. Please see our faq.
– Rui F Ribeiro
36 mins ago
Please detail what you have done until now. The question is overly broad, and denotes a lack of effort, there are many questions in our group how to intercept traffic using iptables. Please see our faq.
– Rui F Ribeiro
36 mins ago
Please detail what you have done until now. The question is overly broad, and denotes a lack of effort, there are many questions in our group how to intercept traffic using iptables. Please see our faq.
– Rui F Ribeiro
36 mins ago
add a comment |
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Please detail what you have done until now. The question is overly broad, and denotes a lack of effort, there are many questions in our group how to intercept traffic using iptables. Please see our faq.
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