ZeBuL0N
07-06-2001, 10:44 AM
Heres the scoop.
my ISP grants me 1 static IP, I used that on a Linxsys hub, and a dhcp config that allowed me to let my windows machines and the linux box work fine, However, I run a FTP server on the linux machine, and my mail and IIS server on NT4svr, the port forwarding worked on the hub/router solution, However the linux box would report the incorrect 192.168.x.x address on a host lookup,
I decided to use the linux machine as a gateway utilizing DHCP and Apache, I have that all setup and working, However I want to redirect SMTP and POP3 ports 110 and 25 and 80 for the website to the windows machine, How do I go about redirecting the ip requests for certain ports to my internal machines, there are 2 ethernet cards in the linux box, the linux dhcp server is a pool of ip's from 192.168.1.1 (the linux Eth1) to 192.168.1.60 , my eth0 is my ISP card bound to the DSL modem, it all works except for the forwarding. .
Any help would be appreciated...
thanks! :confused:
my ISP grants me 1 static IP, I used that on a Linxsys hub, and a dhcp config that allowed me to let my windows machines and the linux box work fine, However, I run a FTP server on the linux machine, and my mail and IIS server on NT4svr, the port forwarding worked on the hub/router solution, However the linux box would report the incorrect 192.168.x.x address on a host lookup,
I decided to use the linux machine as a gateway utilizing DHCP and Apache, I have that all setup and working, However I want to redirect SMTP and POP3 ports 110 and 25 and 80 for the website to the windows machine, How do I go about redirecting the ip requests for certain ports to my internal machines, there are 2 ethernet cards in the linux box, the linux dhcp server is a pool of ip's from 192.168.1.1 (the linux Eth1) to 192.168.1.60 , my eth0 is my ISP card bound to the DSL modem, it all works except for the forwarding. .
Any help would be appreciated...
thanks! :confused: