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On 21 Feb 2000, Janou wrote:
> I am setting up an NT IIS server and SQL Server on my network. Being that My
> Linux Box is the gateway using IPMASQ. How can I redirect the Linux Port to
> see the NT server instead of my Apache server running on *nix?
>
> I tried to mess with ipmasqadm portfw, but I couldn't get it to see the NT
> server. This is what I did:
>
>
> /usr/sbin/ipmasqadm portfw -a -P tcp -L 216.78.140.143 80 -R 200.200.200.31
> 80
Looks good. How did you test it? Did you try to connect to 216.78.140.143
from one of the internal (behind the firewall) machines? If so, that won't
work (I have a patch that fixes that problem if you're interested). Test it
from a machine out on the Internet.
> My next question (after I get this working is) will I need to bring down
> Apache from Linux so that there will be no conflicts? Thanks in advance.
The port forwarding is part of the firwall/masq code which always takes
preference over actual sockets.
-- Michael Best
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