Re: [MLUG] port forwarding question

[Jason McIntosh <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

Hmm, trying a few things, no luck thus far - nportredir doesn't want to 
compile under OS X Server.  Any other suggestions?  Any other "proxy" 
servers out there?  I was trying/looking at delegate - but it seems 
overly complex.
Jason

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On May 6, 2004, at 9:29 AM, Dooley, Ryan wrote:

> I’m sure you can trick up ipfw to help with the task but I always used 
> a userland daemon called nportredir under Linux (before iptables) to 
> do the trick.  Nportredir I think is linux-centric (or was) but I’m 
> sure there is a *BSD specific app as well.
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> Ryan
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> Ok, had to ask this. Is there anyway I can do a sorta proxy server 
> using tunneling or ipfw (OS X Server machine)?
>
>  i.e. Have any requests on my home machine to port 500 go to my main 
> website at port 80 or something like that? This would also require 
> responses to go back through my home machine. The idea is to setup 
> telnet so requests can be forwarded from one server to another. i.e. 
> someone telnets to my home machine on a certain port, my machine 
> forwards traffice to another machine on a different port, and 
> transfers communication from that second machine, back to the client.
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> Anyone have any suggestions? Do I just need a small proxy telnet 
> server? I could probably figure it out with enough time, but thought 
> I'd ask.
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>  Thanks!
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>  Jason
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