Scott Search <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I was wondering can I do IP mappings. What I'd like to do is map a
> legal routable IP address to a inside IP address. Is this possible?
It sounds like you want to do NAT, but the stock Linux kernel doesn't do
NAT, only MASQ.
You could probably do this by setting up a separate subnet (perhaps
using aliased interfaces to avoid using more cable/NICs?), and uses
static host routes to forward the traffic directly to the designated
machine. That's not a masq issue at all, but a simple routing issue.
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