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I recently bought a n810 with the hope of using it for security testing. I have kismet, ettercap and dsniff installed and working. However, they cannot do anything (at least for dsniff and ettercap) until the kernel supports a way to reroute the traffic to these tools. It can be ipchains or iptables.
Iptables is available on os2008 but is missing the NAT tables.
I've seen multiple post on these forum saying that these tools were working, but I think that what was meant is that they could be launched but not really do anything useful.
Did I miss something ? is there an easy way to get the NAT tables modules for os2008 without recompiling a kernel ?
Thanks for any help.
JC