Douglas F Shearer wrote:
Hi Folks.

I've recently started using OpenSolaris, and have set up some zones to cover 
web/db/svn etc.

I have one public IP (This is at home), but each zne has it's own internal IP 
(192.169.1.11*).

Basically I'd like some way to have SHH request redirected to the correct zone 
internally depending ont he hostname requested.

Say I do 'ssh foo.com' I want it to go to a certain IP, this is easy enough 
using port forwarding in my router.

But what if I want 'ssh svn.foo.com' to be redirected to my svn server?

Help appreciated.

Thanks.

D.

<caveat - I'm not a networking expert, and such questions are better
asked on networking-discuss>

Note that externally, svn.foo.com will have to resolve to your
single active IP address.  The name of the requested host isn't part
of the ssh protocol, so there's no way for the server to determine
the intent of the client machine; it sees a connection attempt on
address mumble from your client on the ssh port.

- Bart



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Bart Smaalders                  Solaris Kernel Performance
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