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I have a situation where I have a masq'ed network, and the customer needs
one of his machines to appear to the outside world with a different IP
than the rest of his network. The reason for this is that he connects
from this machine via telnet to a machine on the Internet that requires
him to have a static IP. They could set it up to give access to our
external IP address, but then that would give his entire network access,
which he doesn't want. He needs just that one machine to appear on the
Internet with a different IP address. Is there an easy way to accomplish
this?
I thought about the possibility of using a virtual IP address bound
to the same ethernet card as my external IP, and using ipfwadm to
masquerade his internal address as the virtual IP. I tried it, and
couldn't seem to make it work. Has anyone done anything like this before?
Craig
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