NAT

[George Bonser <grep@shorelink.com>]

This is a question about network address translation, not IP-Masquerading.
Has anyone ever done this and if so, can you point me to the documents?

Here is the situation. I have a subnet where I want to masquerade the
network but not the host part of the address.  192.168.0.45 might turn
into 10.0.0.45. The purpose is to allow a third network to talk to hosts
on a two other networks that are using identical address space. I want to
translate one of the networks so the third will see it as different and
route data to it correctly.

10.0.1.x --------- Linux Box1 --------192.168.0.x
            
            
10.0.2.x---- ------Linux Box2 --------192.168.0.x

I can not use IP masquerading because I do not want all of the hosts to
appear as the IP address of the Linux box, I just want to translate the
network address so I can still address each box directly from the 10 net.


Has anyone ever done this before?


George Bonser

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