Op zondag 11 mei 2003 15:24, schreef Thomas Stian Bergheim: > Hi! > > I'm playing warcraft behind a firewall (iptables) which runs on redhat8. > > It works fine for me, but other clients on my internal network > (192.168.0.x) can't join me. > I guess this is because the packets they reply with have a different > source adress. So the solution should be fairly simple using iptables.. > But I've tried many things, with no luck... > > My server has two eths, one for the dsl connection, the other one for > the local network. > > Anyone got a working setup with this or anything? > > Thanks, The clue is, use Nat It's possible ,I did it with Counterstrike 3 games at the same time was max. You have to use Nat or Masquerading . The limit of 3 was because the Counterstrike server won't let me connect with more then 3 games, since we use Nat or Masq, the game-server sees 3 connections from the same IP number. loading game 4 was denied. The firewall/router himself knows how to deal with the different IP's. - make sure you authorize tcp/udp ports above 1024: outbound I don't have specific rules for you , I have @home broadband , but this is what your looking for. Pascal
