> -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Nguyen Manh Thang > Sent: Friday, July 21, 2006 6:00 AM > To: misc@openbsd.org > Subject: Forward IP to remote location > > Hi, > I'm trying to forward one or more IP addresses from one location to > another. Location A has xxx.xxx.xxx.96/27 IP addresses. In Location A > there > is a CISCO Router, but I don't have access to this router. Location B is > connected to the Internet using cable modem. The IP address that comes to > the server in location B is 10.1.70.40, as you can see this is not ratable > IP address. Is there a way to run HTTP server at Location B using one of > the IP address in Location A? > > Thank you, > > Rossen > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- > --- > --- > > I have the same your question. You not do yet? > > pls lead me do. > thanks > manh thang
Maybe I'm missing something, but... Nope. When a surfer to your site wants to go xxx.xxx.xxx.98 they will go to location A, not to whatever cable modem location site A is at. The only way to make certain IP addresses appear to be coming from locations they weren't intended to come from (and have actual two-way communication) is as a result of hacking one or more networks. If this kind of thing worked, people would be hijacking websites left and right. Dan Farrell Applied Innovations [EMAIL PROTECTED]
