I have a problem that perhaps someone can help me with. I need to setup a redirect on a local network, will try to explain what I mean, it looks like this: inet | --------- firewall eth0 xxx.xxx.xxx.22 ----------- | | Server |---------------------| xxx.xxx.xxx.11 | | ---------- Router xxx.xxx.xxx.2 ----------- What this "picture" is trying to explain is that we have incoming traffic over for example a vpn to a router. Now I want users coming in that way to be able to reach a intranet on the server, but for security reason I want a semitransparent relay on the firewall pointing to port 80 on the server. Reason for semitransparent is that it hides the sites real ip, but the server can log from were the connection is made (it won't show the fw's ip) xxx.xxx.xxx.*** is the same subnet and without nat. I tried to use forward, but noticed that it requires prerouting which then uses -t nat for example, and ther eis no nat on the local network. So I have no idea how to solve this, I can't use a third party software like rinetd, since it isn't semitransparent. Anyone that has any ideas ? /Jörgen __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search new jobs daily now http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/
