Users like @garsim and @DigiAngel would like a setting that governs what interfaces the FakeNet-NG listeners can receive traffic from.
Note that LinuxRedirectNonlocal (on Linux) is not sufficient because that setting only concerns the network interfaces where the Linux Diverter implements packet redirection. Meanwhile, the listeners all bind to 0.0.0.0 irrespective of that setting, which is why users don't see the behavior they are hoping for when modifying that setting from its default value of *.
Users like @garsim and @DigiAngel would like a setting that governs what interfaces the FakeNet-NG listeners can receive traffic from.
Note that
LinuxRedirectNonlocal
(on Linux) is not sufficient because that setting only concerns the network interfaces where the Linux Diverter implements packet redirection. Meanwhile, the listeners all bind to0.0.0.0
irrespective of that setting, which is why users don't see the behavior they are hoping for when modifying that setting from its default value of*
.