Hi all,
I'll explain the reason, then ask the question..
My wife uses a program online that only allows one connection per IP... She
wants to have one session running on one system to host a 'Room' 24x7, but
still be able to connect from another PC to actually 'talk'. Now, I have at
my disposal several different Linux boxes that I own around the internet.
My Question is this: How can I relay only a specific ports traffic from one
internal box ( Nat'd ) out to the internet, to another Linux box that I
have, and make it seem that the second box is the originator...
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Internal Box 1[]--+ Internet
+--[] Natting Firewall Linux box [] ----------- [X]
Internal Box 2[]--+
[X] --+
+-[] Second Linux box
|
+- Relayed traffic from Internal Box 1 back to the internet
Does the drawing help? I can explain more specifics if necessary, but I
think this will get the point across... I need all traffic to appear to
originate from this second Linux box, but still get relayed to and from
Internal Box 1... If that makes sense.
I think I could do it with a VPN, but I don't want to forward all traffic
from that box, just specific ports...
Thanks for any help,
Michael J. Kidd
http://www.linuxkidd.com
