Re: iptables - port forwarding help
Thanks for the info, though i kinda prefer to keep
everything defined in one file, in case I ever care to
test other distros, or come across a friend who needs
help with their firewall etc.
-paul
--- Bijan Soleymani <bijan@psq.com> wrote:
> dudahhh <gabaod@yahoo.com> writes:
>
> > Ok, im resetting up my home network, and hence the
> > reason for this letter :)
> >
> > I have 2 linux boxes, and 2 windows boxes. One
> linux
> > box will be the firewall/gateway, internet on eth0
> and
> > internal lan on eth1. What im looking for is
> basic
> > suggestions on my script, and also needing to know
> how
> > i can lets say have all external connections that
> try
> > to connect to me on port 10022 be forwarded to
> > 192.168.1.8:22, so that i can be able to ssh into
> both
> > of my linux boxes, the firewall one, and an
> internal
> > one. Im pretty sure i have to either allow port
> 10022
> > on the INPUT, or allow port 22 on the FORWARD,
> then
> > also set up a PREROUTING, though each example ive
> > tried ive had no success with.
>
> There's a much easier way of forwarding ports!
>
> apt-get install rinetd
>
> Hope that helps,
> Bijan
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