Have you got one peer only? Then I guess it could work, but I don't see how multicast could work with more peers since one IP address can't be associated with more than one peer.
To analyze traffic on a remote host where you have SSH access (your router) you can use this:
Which basically executes tcpdump on the remote machine filtering out port 22 (the SSH connection itself) and pipes the captured data to stoout and to your local wireshark instance.
I’ve actually got many peers, but I’m interested in forwarding multicast packets only to one peer, should I add the multicast address to its allowed IPs right?
should I add the multicast address to its allowed IPs right?
Have you got one peer only? Then I guess it could work, but I don't see how multicast could work with more peers since one IP address can't be associated with more than one peer.
To analyze traffic on a remote host where you have SSH access (your router) you can use this:
Which basically executes tcpdump on the remote machine filtering out port 22 (the SSH connection itself) and pipes the captured data to stoout and to your local wireshark instance.
I’ve actually got many peers, but I’m interested in forwarding multicast packets only to one peer, should I add the multicast address to its allowed IPs right?
Yes.
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How would this be done on ubuntu server?
Actually I never managed to make this fully work on Arch Linux ARM 😔
damn that sucks, i tired it and it worked for a split second then it stopped and i dunno why.
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