Proper way to setup DNAT to servers inside a different internal network (VPN)?

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Dear all,

My boss has need me to setup a DNAT at the gateway into a LAN server inside
an IPSec VPN, which is not at the same network as the pub gateway. That
create a big problem! I hope someone can help me!

The pub gateway is a RedHat 8.0 Linux with kernel 2.4.18, iptables 1.2.6a
1.2.3.137 is the public ip at the pub gateway
10.8.1.88 is the internal network address of the pub gateway
and 10.8.2.99 is the internal network of the LAN server
the vpn gateway at the LAN network is also the LAN gateway, has its own
broadband connection connect to the Internet
We need to forward at least (will be more in the future) HTTP, FTP, PPTP
traffic at 1.2.3.137 into the LAN server!!

I try to draw the network config here:
[Internet client] <--> (eth0:1.2.3.137) [pub gateway] (eth1:10.8.1.88)
<-(VPN)-> [vpn gateway] (eth1:10.8.2.1) <-LAN->(eth0:10.8.2.99) LAN Server

I've successfully make half the way by using DNAT and SNAT:
iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth0 -d 1.2.3.137 -j DNAT --to 10.8.2.99
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -d 10.8.2.99 -j SNAT --to-source 10.8.1.88

Problems:
- Internet client connect to 1.2.3.137 http can connect to the LAN server,
browsing webpage is ok, but when doing a HTTP post upload it fails by hang a
period of time and then browser report webpage not found!
- Internet client connect to 1.2.3.137 ftp can connect to the LAN server,
but ftp cannot start file transfer with both active/passive mode!
- Internet client connect to 1.2.3.137 PPTP can connect to the LAN server
and start the pptp vpn connection, strange?

Am I missing something?


Thanks a lot!
Charles

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