I have verified my IP's not to on relays.ordb.org. I'm wondering if they blacklisted netfilter.org?
FW: Unzustellbar: [SPAM] - Crazy portmap request - Sending mail server found
on relays.ordb.org
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Hello,
I have a new challenge of trying to map some IP's to a single IP but
with a static port. Here is a sample.
Given 1 externally public IP I need to publish the entire internal class
C subnet worth of machines using their internal static IP address but
mapping them to different ports.
Each workstation has a TCP processing running on a fixed port. For all
intents and purposes let's say it's SMTP. What I need to do, using the
single static IP address is map out a single port for each server behind
it.
So, given 10.99.0.x it we want something like this
10.99.0.1:25 = 199.199.80.41:30001
10.99.0.2:25 = 199.199.80.41:30002
...
10.99.0.250:25 = 199.199.80.41:30250
Is there a simple way to do this? Currently we have a pre/post routing
line per entry. Is there a better way?
Thanks,
Gary Smith
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