Hi!,
Quote:> I've got a small linux based network with several Windows boxes actually
> having their IP's Masq'ed (192.168.1.1, 192.168.1.2, etc...). One of
> these Windows systems has an FTP server running on it - how do I ftp
> from outside the network (ex. ftp from my system at work) so that I can
> get files from this ftp server system which is being IP Masq'd? In
> other words, what IP address or information would I specify in an FTP
> client on my work system so I could get files from the IP masq'd ftp
> server?
You will have to either use a program like ipmasqadm to port forward
connections from a public IP address (most likely your firewall or masq'ing
server) to the internal machine. Failing that, you can use a program called
"redir" to redirect the ports 20 and 21 to the desired machine.
If both of those tactics fail, then you can use a program called "rinetd"
which is a port redirector which can redirect incoming ports for you.
See ya
Dean Thompson
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