port redirection

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I run a servlet container that wants to listen on TCP 8080. I want to
redirect TCP 80 on my machine to 8080 on the same machine.

If I do -t nat -I PREROUTING -i $IF -d $IP -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT
--to-port 8080, it works in that I reach the 8080 server when I connect
to 80.

But I have to allow 8080 through. Is there a way to provide access to the
8080 server via port 80 without having to allow 8080?

Stating the problem a different way, suppose that for security through
obscurity purposes you wanted sshd to appear as if it was running on 2200
via firewall rules. The above method of redirecting 2200 -> 22 would work,
but not offer much help because 22 would still have to be open.

Thank you.


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