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> If you really know what you're doing you could convert your script ahead of> >time, build your kernel for IPTables support, cross your fingers and reboot. >If not, get a spare box and test your new script. Follow my first statement >ignoring the crossing of the fingers. :) I think it too. It could be better if you really do it by yourself... These kind of engines to automate all processes dont work perfectly (on most). > >I'm sure that there are a few IPChains -> IPTables conversion scripts that >can be found at freshmeat.net, but I have not tried any and can't give you >any direction in that manner. I wouldn't fully trust the conversion either. > >IPChains does not do port forwarding. Ipchains does the port forwarding, but to the same machine, if you agree to use the concept of redirecting. It does not forward to some other machine. > >Mike Fetherston. Cheers ___________________________________________________ Edilson Osorio Junior 4Solutions Informática Divisão NetHawk - Consultoria e Segurança de Redes
