Very Computer

I'm looking for any information that will enable me to set up forwarding
on my firewall that will directly forward any address in the range
1.2.3.10-200 to 192.168.0.10-200, where the last digit remains the same
on both sides.

Eg. if an incoming connection is received for 1.2.3.4.20 (on whatever
port) it is forwarded to 192.168.0.20 (on same port) on the other
interface. Obviously this is to take place after the packet has passed
through the filtering chains to get rid of the dodgy stuff.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Rob.

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Mind you - I've changed my mind since then. I think I'm going to go with
port forwarding using ipmasqadm instead.

Quote:> _very_ good idea to upgrade to a newer kernel, there have been a few
> external security holes fixed since 2.2.12.

Yeah I know, you're totally right. I'd really like to get the box updated
to a 2.4.x kernel. The problem is I just can't afford that sort of
downtime from the FW at the moment. The hassle from the L Users would be
unbearable! ;o)

Time to talk to the Tech Director.... <EVIL>hahahahaha</EVIL> =o)

Cheers,
Rob.

How long does it take to reboot your box?

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I'm in the process of some fairly major changes to our network anyway, so
maybe I can get a fresh install as part of the process.