On 11 May 99, at 11:52, David A. Ranch wrote about
"Re: [Masq] please help with ipport":
|...
| FTP needs the special FTP module and to have port 20 forwarded as well.
I thought this too at first, but there is no need to set up port
forwarding for port 20. The FTP masq module sets up masq entries for
data ports as needed.
|...
| >Because there
| >is an external DNS name mapping to the external IP, internal clients using
| >the external DNS will have to connect to the external IP as well, being
| >forwarded to the internal NT box.
|
| You should have two DNS zones. One for external IPs and one for internal
| IPs.
Either two zones on the same server, with the internal zone using a
non-standard TLD (like company.cxm instead of company.com). Or,
better yet, run a separate server for the internal zone. Your public
server publishes only the names you want the world to know about with
their public IPs, while your internal server's zone files include
*all* your hosts and their intenal IPs.
- Fred Viles <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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