On Tue, Aug 2, 2011 at 2:12 PM, Jesse Young <jesse.young@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 2, 2011 at 1:37 PM, Philipp <hollunder@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Problem: A server situated in a network that can't be reached from the
>> outside, all ports are blocked. I want to give specific outside users
>> simple ftp access to a directory on this server (password protected).
>>
>> I'm in control of the server inside the network. I'm in
>> control of another server inside this network that can be reached (at
>> least port 80) but I'd like to avoid using this server.
>
> If there is no webserver on this port you could DNAT to the FTP
> server. If there is you could consider running WebDAV instead of FTP,
> and using a reverse proxy to forward the traffic to the inside box on
> a certain resource.
>
>> I may have some control over outside servers.
> Set up a VPN tunnel between the two machines and DNAT a port from the
> outside server to the firewalled box.
>
> Hope this gives you some ideas.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
webdav would be perfect in this situation, and is probably the
best/most "correct" solution you have.
C Anthony
