Redirect all devices connected to AP of RPI to the IP address of RPI

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I have a Pi with AP and static ip address 192.168.1.2. Devices connecting to the pi will have IP addresses between the range 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.20. I want to redirect all incoming web requests to redirect to the ip address of PI using iptables.



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iptables -t nat -A PRETROUTING -p tcp --dport -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.1.2






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    why not just assign a different IP subnet to the wlan interface? (and route that subnet to the rpi, of course)
    – cas
    Jan 13 at 7:06











  • ok. I will look into assigning a different IP subnet to the wlan interface. but how to route that subnet to the rpi? newbie to the linux here :(
    – AB pacino
    Jan 13 at 7:11










  • depends on what you're using for a router. if it's the rpi itself, you don't need to do anything else. otherwise just add a static route on your router for that IP subnet to the rpi's address. btw, you have PRETROUTING in your iptables command above...useful for fishing perhaps, but not routing :)
    – cas
    Jan 13 at 7:35











  • Google "transparent proxy".
    – dirkt
    Jan 13 at 9:28










  • @cas Thanks for your reply. I am using rpi itself as the router. i added address=/#/192.168.1.2 in dnsmasq.conf for redirection and for most of the requests, it works except for facebook and youtube. I think that is because of SSL certificate. If that's the case, it shouldn't work for google.com too but it does. Any idea what could be done. ? and about iptables, is there any command which can meet my needs?
    – AB pacino
    Jan 14 at 5:01














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I have a Pi with AP and static ip address 192.168.1.2. Devices connecting to the pi will have IP addresses between the range 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.20. I want to redirect all incoming web requests to redirect to the ip address of PI using iptables.



I have tried:



iptables -t nat -A PRETROUTING -p tcp --dport -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.1.2






share|improve this question
















  • 1




    why not just assign a different IP subnet to the wlan interface? (and route that subnet to the rpi, of course)
    – cas
    Jan 13 at 7:06











  • ok. I will look into assigning a different IP subnet to the wlan interface. but how to route that subnet to the rpi? newbie to the linux here :(
    – AB pacino
    Jan 13 at 7:11










  • depends on what you're using for a router. if it's the rpi itself, you don't need to do anything else. otherwise just add a static route on your router for that IP subnet to the rpi's address. btw, you have PRETROUTING in your iptables command above...useful for fishing perhaps, but not routing :)
    – cas
    Jan 13 at 7:35











  • Google "transparent proxy".
    – dirkt
    Jan 13 at 9:28










  • @cas Thanks for your reply. I am using rpi itself as the router. i added address=/#/192.168.1.2 in dnsmasq.conf for redirection and for most of the requests, it works except for facebook and youtube. I think that is because of SSL certificate. If that's the case, it shouldn't work for google.com too but it does. Any idea what could be done. ? and about iptables, is there any command which can meet my needs?
    – AB pacino
    Jan 14 at 5:01












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I have a Pi with AP and static ip address 192.168.1.2. Devices connecting to the pi will have IP addresses between the range 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.20. I want to redirect all incoming web requests to redirect to the ip address of PI using iptables.



I have tried:



iptables -t nat -A PRETROUTING -p tcp --dport -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.1.2






share|improve this question












I have a Pi with AP and static ip address 192.168.1.2. Devices connecting to the pi will have IP addresses between the range 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.20. I want to redirect all incoming web requests to redirect to the ip address of PI using iptables.



I have tried:



iptables -t nat -A PRETROUTING -p tcp --dport -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.1.2








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    why not just assign a different IP subnet to the wlan interface? (and route that subnet to the rpi, of course)
    – cas
    Jan 13 at 7:06











  • ok. I will look into assigning a different IP subnet to the wlan interface. but how to route that subnet to the rpi? newbie to the linux here :(
    – AB pacino
    Jan 13 at 7:11










  • depends on what you're using for a router. if it's the rpi itself, you don't need to do anything else. otherwise just add a static route on your router for that IP subnet to the rpi's address. btw, you have PRETROUTING in your iptables command above...useful for fishing perhaps, but not routing :)
    – cas
    Jan 13 at 7:35











  • Google "transparent proxy".
    – dirkt
    Jan 13 at 9:28










  • @cas Thanks for your reply. I am using rpi itself as the router. i added address=/#/192.168.1.2 in dnsmasq.conf for redirection and for most of the requests, it works except for facebook and youtube. I think that is because of SSL certificate. If that's the case, it shouldn't work for google.com too but it does. Any idea what could be done. ? and about iptables, is there any command which can meet my needs?
    – AB pacino
    Jan 14 at 5:01












  • 1




    why not just assign a different IP subnet to the wlan interface? (and route that subnet to the rpi, of course)
    – cas
    Jan 13 at 7:06











  • ok. I will look into assigning a different IP subnet to the wlan interface. but how to route that subnet to the rpi? newbie to the linux here :(
    – AB pacino
    Jan 13 at 7:11










  • depends on what you're using for a router. if it's the rpi itself, you don't need to do anything else. otherwise just add a static route on your router for that IP subnet to the rpi's address. btw, you have PRETROUTING in your iptables command above...useful for fishing perhaps, but not routing :)
    – cas
    Jan 13 at 7:35











  • Google "transparent proxy".
    – dirkt
    Jan 13 at 9:28










  • @cas Thanks for your reply. I am using rpi itself as the router. i added address=/#/192.168.1.2 in dnsmasq.conf for redirection and for most of the requests, it works except for facebook and youtube. I think that is because of SSL certificate. If that's the case, it shouldn't work for google.com too but it does. Any idea what could be done. ? and about iptables, is there any command which can meet my needs?
    – AB pacino
    Jan 14 at 5:01







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why not just assign a different IP subnet to the wlan interface? (and route that subnet to the rpi, of course)
– cas
Jan 13 at 7:06





why not just assign a different IP subnet to the wlan interface? (and route that subnet to the rpi, of course)
– cas
Jan 13 at 7:06













ok. I will look into assigning a different IP subnet to the wlan interface. but how to route that subnet to the rpi? newbie to the linux here :(
– AB pacino
Jan 13 at 7:11




ok. I will look into assigning a different IP subnet to the wlan interface. but how to route that subnet to the rpi? newbie to the linux here :(
– AB pacino
Jan 13 at 7:11












depends on what you're using for a router. if it's the rpi itself, you don't need to do anything else. otherwise just add a static route on your router for that IP subnet to the rpi's address. btw, you have PRETROUTING in your iptables command above...useful for fishing perhaps, but not routing :)
– cas
Jan 13 at 7:35





depends on what you're using for a router. if it's the rpi itself, you don't need to do anything else. otherwise just add a static route on your router for that IP subnet to the rpi's address. btw, you have PRETROUTING in your iptables command above...useful for fishing perhaps, but not routing :)
– cas
Jan 13 at 7:35













Google "transparent proxy".
– dirkt
Jan 13 at 9:28




Google "transparent proxy".
– dirkt
Jan 13 at 9:28












@cas Thanks for your reply. I am using rpi itself as the router. i added address=/#/192.168.1.2 in dnsmasq.conf for redirection and for most of the requests, it works except for facebook and youtube. I think that is because of SSL certificate. If that's the case, it shouldn't work for google.com too but it does. Any idea what could be done. ? and about iptables, is there any command which can meet my needs?
– AB pacino
Jan 14 at 5:01




@cas Thanks for your reply. I am using rpi itself as the router. i added address=/#/192.168.1.2 in dnsmasq.conf for redirection and for most of the requests, it works except for facebook and youtube. I think that is because of SSL certificate. If that's the case, it shouldn't work for google.com too but it does. Any idea what could be done. ? and about iptables, is there any command which can meet my needs?
– AB pacino
Jan 14 at 5:01















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