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I just setup my Red Hat 6.1 Professional distribution. I am now trying to
access an internally masq'ed computer (NT Terminal Server - 192.168.0.2)
using the Terminal Server Client. I've talked with some of the network
people here and they tell me that I need some port forwarding or port
translation capability to tell my linux gateway to pass the Terminal Server
Client requests directly to the internally MASQ'ed machines. Do you know
how to do this? Where can I get information regarding this?
The IP-Masquerading documentation says:
MASQ: IP Masq is available on Linux and a few ISDN routers such or as the
Zytel Prestige128, Cisco 770, NetGear ISDN routers, etc. 1:Many NAT
Pro: + Only (1) IP address needed (cheap)
+ Doesn't require special application support
+ Uses firewall software so your network can become more secure
Con: - Requires a Linux box or special ISDN router (though other products
might have this.. )
- Incoming traffic cannot access your internal LAN unless the internal LAN
initiates the traffic or specific port forwarding software is installed.
Many NAT servers CANNOT provide this functionality. **** Would like to do
this ****
What "specific port forwarding software" do I need to install?
Thanks,
Joe Diosana
Bluware, Inc. (www.bluware.com)
Mobile: 713-553-4563
Fax: 603-849-8564
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