How to make in Ubuntu (preferably without tunnels) that the application (client) when trying to connect to ip1:port connects to ip2:port?

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wasserbord2018-05-18 09:10:47

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wasserbord, 2018-05-18 09:10:47

How to make in Ubuntu (preferably without tunnels) that the application (client) when trying to connect to ip1:port connects to ip2:port?

Be it TCP or UDP.
You should only do this for one specific port.
Through iptables or something like that.

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