IPChains itself cannot do this. What you need to do is set the
ipchains rules to allow whatever connection you want to the
firewall itself, then use the ipmasqadm package (which you can
get at http://juanjox.kernelnotes.org/) to do port redirection. I
suggest that you read the ip masquerade HOWTO at
http://www.e-infomax.com/ipmasq/ipmasq-howto.html.
Kenny
"Robert W. Fowler" wrote:
>
> Hello all
> i presently have a pretty generic masq'd. firewall , letting anything from
> the inside be masq'd going out, but id like to punch certain ports through
> to an inside machine i.e say ports 6699
> (napster) to allow persons to connect to my client and download files... im
> also working on Timbuktu through firewalls ...
> does anyone have a few lines of ipchains scripts that will simplify this.?
> and if im masq'ing inside connect going out , does this mess up any kind of
> incoming port redirection ? TIA Rob F.
>
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