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Title: Port mapping?
Post by: c0z on April 25, 2000, 06:24:56 AM

How wold one go about mapping a port (eg. 1234) on the server to point to one of the local machines (eg. 192.168.1.77:1234)
I am a Linux newbie but have a lot of experience with Win/Mac networking.

c0z   8^)

Title: RE: Port mapping?
Post by: patrik on April 25, 2000, 01:04:35 PM

c0z wrote:

> How wold one go about mapping a port (eg. 1234) on the server
> to point to one of the local machines (eg. 192.168.1.77:1234) I
> am a Linux newbie but have a lot of experience with Win/Mac
> networking.
>
> c0z   8^)

ipmasqadm works fine, in e-smith 3.01
It doesent work on later versions.
eg.in your case
ipmasqadm portfw -a -P tcp -L 1.1.1.1 80 -R 2.2.2.2 80

Title: RE: Port mapping?
Post by: John Beukema on April 28, 2000, 10:44:22 PM

I have, I think, a similar problem. though it may be like trying to mix fish with papayas:

e-smith 3.1 is acting as a masquerade for a always-on DSL connection to my network. My website, which I want to move from a remote host to my LAN was developed in Outlook 2000, which depends on special server extensions easily provided by IIS and PWS, the low-end MS web servers.

Does the e-smith server support those extensions, and if it does not, can I remap HTTP requests through e-smith to another server running IIS?

Thanks for your help,

JB