Subj : Re: CVS commit web/html/i
To   : Angus Mcleod
From : Tracker1
Date : Thu Apr 14 2005 05:18 am

Angus Mcleod wrote:
> Using Linux as a triple-homed, NATting, port-forwarding, firewalling 
> gateway machine, I usually get it set up so the domain name can be used on 
> both sides of the NAT box (net and LAN) and by other machines on the DMZ 
> as well.  I guess cheap NATting routers don't have as much flexibility.

A lot of home routers will redirect traffic to the public ip from inside the 
lan back to the host the port is forwarded to.. some don't, my new firewall 
box doesn't, my solution was to setup dns for hostnames that point to my 
network, with their local ip, and use that for dns for machines inside the 
network.. pretty much have them all setup at this point...

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