> I would like to forward X sessions (XDMCP and DISPLAY stuff) across my
> firewall machine, which is masquerading a bunch of internal machines with
> 2.2.x kernel.
>
> ssh does the job transparently, and it's great. However, for the external
> servers without ssh, I am wondering how to re-route X to specific
> machines. If I use rinetd to route all 5999-600x ports for X, it will have
> to be to a specific machine - and this is not what I want.
>
> Of couse if I
>
> remote> export DISPLAY=myfirewall.domain.com:0
>
> on the remote host, then the display is sent to the firewall machine and
> not to the internal host that initiated the connection.
>
> Any insight would be appreciated, and thanks,
Look into ipautofw, can forward a number of ports to a machine in response
to particular types of traffic to certain ports.
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