On Wednesday 23 October 2002 2:00 pm, Julio Cesar Ody wrote: > Hello, I have the following scenario: > > -------- -------- > |gatebox1| ---------------- |gatebox2| > -------- -------- > | \ > | \ > | \ > -------- -------- > |userbox1| |userbox2| > -------- -------- > > gatebox1(10.2.56.5) is the main router in the network. It's a red hat > 7.3 box performing NAT, and uses a 802.11b connection to the internet. > > gatebox2(10.2.56.3) is a WinNT 4 machine equipped with a sattellite > connection device used to access a private site/intranet (gmconnect > domain) that only accepts requests made by that device (or real ip range). > > when the userboxes make any request for the gmconnect domain, I need > them to get routed to gatebox2, instead of going straight to the > internet via gatebox1, so gatebox2 can make the request and deliver the > content to the userboxes (since it's the only way to get it). This is simply a routing question - nothing to do with netfilter really. All you need to do is set up a route on gatebox1 so that packets for the gmconnect domain are routed via gatebox2. gatebox2 also needs a route back to your userboxes via gatebox1 of course. Antony. -- This is not a rehearsal. This is Real Life.
