From IPMASQADM(8):
EXAMPLES
Redirect all web traffic to internals hostA and hostB,
where hostB will serve 2 times hostA connections. Forward
rules already masq internal hosts to outside (typical).
ipchains -I input -p tcp -y -d yours.com/32 80 -m 1
ipmasqadm mfw -I -m 1 -r hostA 80 -p 10
ipmasqadm mfw -I -m 1 -r hostB 80 -p 20
Mike
On 01/03/02 Xeno Campanoli did speaketh:
> As near as I can tell from the documentation I've read so far, you can't
> (in 2.2.x) ipmasqadm portfw a port to multiple servers of the same
> port. For instance if I want to go from the ip address on my cable
> connection to four separate webservers, say one an apache, one a boa, a
> dhttpd and a roxen, all
> of which have their own separate purposes, I just can't do this it looks
> like without getting multiple external ip addresses using portfw. It
> also looks like I in fact might be able to do this with mfw, which is
> apparently not recommended. Anyhow, I'm stretching beyond my ability
> here anyway for now.
>
> The one answer that does seem to be reasonable is to specify 80 for a
> front end webserver and then access the other webservers on other ports,
> so that the apache could be 81, the roxen 82, the boa 83. Is this
> fairly typical?
>
> I'm not keen on playing too radically, at least not this season.
>
> TIA for any feedback.
>
> Sincerely, Xeno
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