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Hi... Do u know if it is possible to change the port of some packets using iptables.? I want the decision to be based on the ip address..
Any suggestion?
But as u suggested to use iptables it will redirect the traffic of ftp port to another port BUT it still outer world will use the same port.
I dont know but is there any way to change the ftp port so that default ftp port will get changed.means to ftp some system user cant enter from port 21.
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