Re: Simple IP-Forwarding problem
Il 13 Jul 2005 alle 10:59 Marc Mueller immise in rete
> There are 3 servers (A,B,C), each running a ssh-daemon. None of them
> has a connection to the internet for security reasons - neither
> incoming nor outgoing.
> I'm aiming to setup IP-Forwarding on server X that I can connect
> from my local PC to the server A,B or C.
> Is there any way to do that with iptables?
> The only thing I have found is portforwarding on the local machine,
> but I can not figure out how to forward connections to another
> machine.
example:
yyyy is the port you connect from outside, to get 192.168.t.z
iptables -A PREROUTING -p tcp -m tcp --dport yyyy -j DNAT --to-
destination 192.168.t.z:22
remember that ssh client would complain that fot the same address
there are 4 different keys . you could set on your remote host a hosdt
file containing the names for the three remote server, such
a.b.c.d hiddenservera
a.b.c.d hiddenserverb
a.b.c.d hiddenserverc
where a.b.c.d is the address of the gateway.
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