Gregory> 2.) I don't think that this one is possible, but here goes:
Gregory> We are using a "real" IP address from the company that we
Gregory> work for, and are wondering if there is a way to create a
Gregory> "virtual network" using IP Masquerade or some such. For
Gregory> example, a browser would hit the DNS at out "public" server
Gregory> and be directed to an address like 172.17.4.28. There would
Gregory> have to be two NIC's in the main server, and have it hooked
Gregory> up to a hub with all the other workstations on it.
This sounds possible, but I'm not exactly sure why it would be
necessary. Is this machine behind a firewall or something?
No, the reason I want to do this si to reduce load on the main server by
distrubiting IRC, FSP, etc to different machines, since we could only swing a
P133 for the main server. In essence I would be making my own firewall, but can
I direct a machine from outside the firewall to an IP address inside the
firewall
fairly easily?
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