checkout rinetd. It should solve youre Problems.
Right, this was the quick and easy solution! Thanks a lot. - (A "FW_FORWARD_MASQ" only will work on the masqueraded interface.)
Dirk Enrique Seiffert schrieb:
I am moving a Mailserver from the internal network to the DMZ. This move should be invisible for the enduser. Lat but not least: Some hundred mail clients are configured to consult an IP, not a name: I can't solve the issue by configuring my DNS server.
This is my configuration:
200.x.x.x (public IP) | SuSEfirewall-192.168.254.1--------192.168.254.2 MailServer | 192.168.0.249 | internal network
I have to access the mailserver by an IP in the 192.168.0.0/24 range. External traffic I can easily redirect with FW_FORWARD_MASQ= to an IP in the DMZ. Internal traffic I can redirect to a local port on the firewall with FW_REDIRECT.
Is it possible to redirect all traffic coming on the internal interface for 192.168.0.249 to 192.168.254.2 ?
Any Custom rule? I was googling quite a while to, didn't find any rule doing a forward on the internal interface.
Any idea is appreciated!
Thanks
Enrique
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