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You can do with with IPMAQADM (you can download that from someplace like Freshmeat) 
using syntax something
like:

ipmasqadm portfw -f
ipmasqadm portfw -a -P tcp -L $externalIP 23 -R 192.168.0.2 23

This basically will forward all traffic from $externalIP at port 23 to 192.168.0.2 
port 23.

You should look at the IP Masquerade HowTo for details on how this kind of stuff works.


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Joseph Ray Diosana wrote:

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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)
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