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Subject: Re: mapping ports from outside to inside (with ipfw ?)
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> Is there built in support to map the ports from the outside of the
> firewall/gateway machine to an internal server inside the firewall/gateway
> machine ?  Or do I need to use another program for this ?
> 
> 
Try rinetd (/usr/ports/net/rinetd).
It works for tcp, and you can specify outside ports and addresses
and corresponding inside ports and addresses.
Does some logging and access-control too, I believe...

Greetz,

Ralphm (Ralph Meijer)



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