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It would seem that a natural extension of the IP-Masq process would be a
static, one to one address translation. Is there such a thing for Linux??
I have a need to provide some address space in an environment that is
running out -- the ISP only gave them 64 addresses. I have set up several
Linux boxes for this Company that are doing dial-up to ISP's, and using
static IP addresses on PPP0, and Masquerading the 192.168 networks inside
so
the Users can browse the Internet and get to the Company Mail Server at the
home office. So my customer is familiar with and respects Linux. He is
asking me to provide him with another Linux box to do this address thing
for
him at this other office. Problem is, they use a Unix-based software
system
to run their business, and the Unix system expects the printers in the
remote office to be at certain addresses. I would like to be able to add
those addresses as aliases to the outside interface of the Linux box, and
find a way to pass the traffic sent to an address (on the outside
interface), to
a specific address on the inside network.
Can anyone help me??
Lou
Louis C. Lohman
Manager, Technical Resources - Major Accounts
Kissane Business Systems
Addison, IL 60101
630-620-3200 ext. 359
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