On Sat, 28 Apr 2001, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
> masquerade is just one form of NAT (many to one NAT).
>
> The masquerade router may well run any services it likes. Therestricton
> is that machines behind the masquerade router cannor run services
> intended to be contacted by machines on the other (public) site.
May I express my knowledge about this?
Any machine behind a maquerade can run services under Linux. The "masquerader"
must perform port forwarding at kernel level to the internal server or there
must exist another forwarder, for exmaple Apache.
Apache is capable of doing a "proxy pass" to internal www servers.
I hope this be of any use.
Ethy
Received on Sun Apr 29 2001 - 08:31:51 MDT
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