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Sebastian Kutsch wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I want to setup subsubdomains to reach individuell PC's in my LAN from
> the Internet without portmapping.

Unless you have more external ipadresses from your ISP , i don't see how 
you can achieve this. Since one Ipadress is in use for your 
Firewall/Router/Natbox (how one calles it :)), it is pointing to that 
host. No other host can be reached internally on the same ip.

Example (not computer related) Your postal code. Your own postalcode is 
unique. If you get mail at that adres, it is always delivered at the 
main postbox, even if you have 20 seperated boxes with names on it. The 
mailman just dumps them in your main postbox (Your firewall).
You can have a machine behind it who spreads the mail after the main 
postbox so that it end's up in your own mailbox, (Portmapping...)

Hope this helps,

Cheers

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Kind regards,

Remko Lodder
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