Jason Lim said :
>> Perhaps use B to bridge the two ethernet segments so that they can
>> communicate, so you can connection from A to C "directly"?
Mmmm no.
I guess I have to describe more the situation : A is here, and is
behind a firewall/NATing gateway. I work on it. B is hosted $FAR_AWAY
and has a public IP. C is hosted in the same $FAR_AWAY location but is
behind B, acting as firewall for it.
C is therefore "invisible" from anywhere, except for B.
Here is how it looks :
A----------GW+NAT-------Internet-------B-----C
192.168.x.y ^ ^ 10.0.0.x
Public IP #1 Public IP #2
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