John J Boland wrote:
>
> howdy,
>
> no response to my requst from last week, so i'll rephrase the question!
>
> i've setup masqing on a linux (redhat 2.0.33) server and i am able to
> get out to the rest of the universe from my private lan. i can telnet,
> ftp, get news, and surf. basically that part works like a champ.
> now, i'm at the next part of the saga. i would like to setup a web server
> (on NT, yeah i know...) behind the linux firewall and have the nt
> web server visible to the internet. i also need ftp access into the nt
> box to update web pages. i've have read the man pages and the how-to's
> for ipfwadm and ipautofw, but i can't understand how to setup the rules
> to get ftp and http request into the nt box.
>
> to make the process easier(!), i've setup an ftp server on my windoze box
> to start the process (it boots a little faster than nt). i hope that
> someone else has done this already and can send me their ipfwadm and
> ipautofw rules! or at least point me to the right place(s) to get this
> information.
>
> thanks!!!
you can forward a port to a webserver behind masq with ipportfw like this:
ipportfw -A -t <internet_IP_of_masq_box>/80 -R <NT_box_behind_firewall_IP>/80
-Martin
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