Re: NAT Question

Hi, I solved this by changing the following rules. 1. masquerading is not bound to the interface but masquerades only traffic that is coming from LAN 2. one DNAT rule that forwards packages to my server if the source is a LAN address and the destination address is my external assigned ad

Re: NAT Question

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Wednesday 20 November 2002 10:59, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm using a DSL line for connecting to the internet and I'm trying to > run a jabber server. > The problem I have is that the jabber server stores each account with > a FQDN. Because I wan

NAT Question

Hi, I'm using a DSL line for connecting to the internet and I'm trying to run a jabber server. The problem I have is that the jabber server stores each account with a FQDN. Because I want to use my account from the internet and from my LAN, I want to connect from my LAN to my external IP that is s

Iptables with NAT question

Hello, I set up machine #1 to act as just a packet filtering machine, and machine #2 to run apache. Whenever I look at the apache access logs, the only IP that shows up is that of the firewall's. Although people can get to the site this way, I can't analyze where my traffic is coming from, etc. Ho