>I have a RH 6.1 system that I'm currently using as a firewall for an NT Web
>Server and SQL Server. Right now, I'm using port forwarding to let the
>outside world connect to the internal web server. One of the problems I
>have, is that I lose who the requestor was. All my web logs show only the
>internal connection from my Linux system.
What are you using for Port Forwarding and where are config instructions?
Thanks
>My Linux system is connected via T1 to the Internet and internally at
>100base-T.
>
>I have a subnet of 255.255.55.192 from our T1 provider (AT&T).
>For arguments sake, let's say that my NICs are configured as follows:
>
>10.25.25.1 (T1 Router)
>10.25.25.25 (255.255.255.192) (external T1) (eth0)
>192.168.10.10 (255.255.255.0) (internal LAN) (eth1)
>
>
>If this is how I'm setup, I would like the internal to be a 10.25.25.???
>address on my subnet and my internal server to be the same way.
>
>Is there a way that I can use real world addresses inside the firewall and
>route them so my web logs will show who actually made the connection?
>
>Thanks
>Charlie
>
>
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