> From: Jeremy Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> I can successfully forward a single port using:
>
> ipmasqadm portfw -a -P tcp -L <Internet IP> <Port> -R <Local IP> <Local Port>
>
> I guess that maybe you are just missing the source IP address?
Yes and no. Yes, I'm missing the source IP, but I've been trying to use "ipmasqadm
autofw" instead of "ipmasqadm portfw" and the syntax is different. There's no
parameter for the source IP. Go figure.
portfw works, but I have to forward ~30 contiguous ports, which means 30 commands.
autofw allows you to specify a range of ports in a single command, which would be
considerably more elegant, if it actually worked. :-)
I guess this is why shell scripting was invented.
I've got it working now with a slew of portfw commands. But if anyone knows the trick
to making autofw work in place of portfw, I'd still like to hear about it.
Thanks for the suggestions so far, though. I hadn't even tried the portfw approach,
but it does work. Now it's just me being picky. :-)
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