nate dutra wrote:
>
> Greetings...good to be back on the ip masq list.
>
> Here's what we want to do. A friend of mine's company uses WinGate (eww)
> and IIS/intrabuilder for their web site. We want to move them from WinGate
> to IP masquerading for obvious reasons, use apache as the web server.
>
> The problem: they won't give up intrabuilder. I'm hoping that this is
> possible with ip masquerading and that ya'll can help me out :-)
>
> We want to make it so certain requests for intrabuilder pages could be
> forwarded inside the LAN to the NT server. Is this possible? If so, how?
> I thought someone said you could do it with squid but their list has been
> unresponsive :-(
>
> thanks! help get another company using linux! :-)
Hi,
I'd use ipportfw to forward a port inside like this:
ipportfw -A -t <internet_IP>/81 -R <internal_IP>/80
this would make and inside webserver accessable from
outside on port 81.
the kernel patches for ipportfw and ipportfw itself are availible at
http://www.monmouth.demon.co.uk/ipsubs/portforwarding.html
--Martin
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