Is it possible to have a webserver behind a
masquerading routing machine? Would the concept
be mapping connections to a port in the router to
ports of the (inside) server? Something different
I am not aware of?

TIA
Gerardo


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On Sun, 25 Jul 2004, gerardo juarez-mondragon wrote:

>
> Is it possible to have a webserver behind a
> masquerading routing machine? Would the concept
> be mapping connections to a port in the router to
> ports of the (inside) server? Something different
> I am not aware of?


I assume by router you meant firewall? But essentially yes. You "map" a
port on the external interface to forward to an ip_address/port on an
internal system running the web server. There are numerous howto's to
accomplish this. Personally I use fwbuilder to manage my firewall
rulesets.

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gerardo juarez-mondragon said:
>
> Is it possible to have a webserver behind a
> masquerading routing machine?

Yes.

> Would the concept
> be mapping connections to a port in the router to
> ports of the (inside) server? Something different
> I am not aware of?

Really depends on what firewall/router you are talking about, some
don't even handle port forwarding.

http://www.linux-learn.org/faqs/html/

http://tldp.org/

http://www.google.com/linux?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&q=port+forwar ding&btnG=Google+Search


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>> Would the concept
>> be mapping connections to a port in the router to
>> ports of the (inside) server? Something different
>> I am not aware of?
>
>Really depends on what firewall/router you are talking about, some
>don't even handle port forwarding.


if its Smoothwall, then YES

you can even run the server on a def port and fwd the port form the
smooth wall to the server
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>> Would the concept
>> be mapping connections to a port in the router to
>> ports of the (inside) server? Something different
>> I am not aware of?
>
>Really depends on what firewall/router you are talking about, some
>don't even handle port forwarding.


if its Smoothwall, then YES

you can even run the server on a def port and fwd the port form the
smooth wall to the server
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