On Tue, Dec 04, 2001 at 07:45:45PM -0800, martin f krafft wrote: > * mdevin@ozemail.com.au <mdevin@ozemail.com.au> [2001.12.05 11:32:39+1000]: > > I didn't know you couldn't use DNAT if you used Masquerading. Are you > > sure? > > think about it. masquerade is used when you have a single dynamic IP. > if you had multiple IPs, then you don't have a dynamic IP connection, > which means that you should be using SNAT. and with a single IP, DNAT > is less interesting. it is possible (and i do it), for instance, to > redirect port 22004 to my machine .4, port 22, but even though that > uses the DNAT chain, it's really just port forwarding or relaying... > OK, I see the distinction now. I guess I was just referring to port forwarding in my previous example. Thanks for clarifying things. Cheers. Mark.
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