You might look into ipchains and and portforwarding on your linux box.
Just setup the NT box to use the Linux box as its gateway, setup the
appropriate firewalling rules with ipchains, and setup the Linux box to
redirect any thing it hears on the Real Audio listen port to your
192.168.0.135 . I have used this several times and it seems to work
pretty good.
Best Regards
Phil Z.
David Ford wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> I'm seeking one of the following solutions
>
> -kern 2.2.13 w/ ipchains & ip
> -kern 2.2.13 w/ ipchains, ip, and kernel masq module
> -kern 2.3.23+ w/ iptables
>
> I have a real audio server on a 192.168.0.135 address and I need to NAT
> it to 200.200.200.135 such that the real audio server functions
> properly. What I have is a linux box currently acting as a nat/router
> soon to have fw rules on it. The public 200.200.200.x is 1:1 NAT to
> 192.168.0.x. The RA server is NT.
>
> My preferred solution is #1 above and following in order.
>
> I pose the following questions; i doubt #1 will work. To my knowledge
> ip will not handle packet mangling, it is -only- capable of addressing
> IP headers, is this true and is there a working solution similar to #1?
> Question number two. Will the 2.2 raudio masq module handle a
> 192.168.0.x RA server vis client? And finally, is ipnatctl capable of
> mangling the packet, or is there a module/library for ipnatctl that
> handles real audio?
>
> Thankyou people,
> -d
>
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