At 11:12 03/02/99 -0500, Jeff McBride wrote:
>
>Well, you can't really have them connect to them. If you want to run a
>web/etc. server on one of them though, you can redirect port 80 on the box
>connected to the net to the box running the web server. Then when someone
>connects to port 80 on the gateway box, they are really accessing the
>webserver on 192.168.1.2, or whatever it is. There is a program called
>redird that will do this, and probably others. Unfortuanatly though, I
>don't have an address where you can get it. Try Freshmeat.net.
There's this program called "Port Forwarding" that does exactly that. It
is compiled into your kernel (after applying a patch) and works pretty well
(I haven't used a lot, though).
You can find more info at
http://www.ox.compsoc.org.uk/~steve/portforwarding.html.
They have patches for kernel 2.0.36 and older.
Good luck and regards from Brazil,
Henrique Pantarotto
Coord. T�cnico Operacional
CEPAnet Internet Provider
Web: http://www.cepa.com.br
Tel. suporte: (011) 5506-8477
Sao Paulo - Brasil
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