setup the gateway machine to forward port 80 requests to port 80 on your
machine..
that would do what you want..
easy with iptables, or with ipmasqadm on ipchains systems.
rgds
Frank
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No, you can not be reached directly unless your gateway server is hacked.
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From: nagaraj.b [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 8:26 PM
Subject: [newbie] CAN i be reached with ip :10.2.0.16
my ISP has assigned me ip: 10.2.0.16 in
Short awnser: No.
Long answer: NAT can be configured to map a real IP address to a NAT address, or to
map a specific port on the Public side of the NAT device to a specific port on a
specific NAT IP address, but the chances of getting your ISP to do so are slim to
none. There is nothing you
Short awnser: No.
Long answer: NAT can be configured to map a real IP address to a NAT address, or to
map a specific port on the Public side of the NAT device to a specific port on a
specific NAT IP address, but the chances of getting your ISP to do so are slim to
none. There is nothing you
Of Lyvim Xaphir
Sent: January 31, 2002 4:25 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] CAN i be reached with ip :10.2.0.16
On Thursday 31 January 2002 12:26, you wrote:
Check with your ISP and see if they have a proxy server running. If so, you
can probably make your web services available via
On Thursday 31 January 2002 21:55, you wrote:
how would that work? surely for me to access that privately addressed
machine i would have to have a public ip address or a domain name to put in
my browser which has to be resolved to the isp's network and then they have
to route/forward it to
, January 31, 2002 10:45 PM
Subject: RE: [newbie] CAN i be reached with ip :10.2.0.16
That sounds like an internal IP. If someone wants to reach you on that IP
they'll need to be on the network as far as I know. If you going through a
router see if you can find out what the public IP
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