netfilter-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > I don't think iptables is your best option for that. > Try mod_security, mod_rewrite or apache proxy . Or Squid. Grts, Rob > On 2/14/07, Tim Perton <grpanosgr@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Dear friends, >> I have a web server running on system B. I run my main >> services to System B but I do not want my users to >> talk to system B directly. >> So I have another server (System A) in a differrent >> ISP & a completely different C class IP address like below: >> >> ----------------------------- >> --- System A (IP=a.b.c.d) --- >> ----------------------------- >> >> ----------------------------- >> --- System B (IP=e.f.g.h) --- >> ----------------------------- >> >> System A runs iptables(redhat EL4). >> >> I want my users to do a request like >> http://a.b.c.d/1.php and then machine A to make the >> same request to System B, get the results and send >> them back to the user transparently. >> Practically System A to act as an intermediatery to the real machine >> (System B). >> >> Any idea on how to do this? >> >> Regards, >> Tim Perton
