Subj : Re: CVS commit web/html/i
To   : Tracker1
From : Angus Mcleod
Date : Thu Apr 14 2005 09:43 am

  Re: Re: CVS commit web/html/i
  By: Tracker1 to Angus Mcleod on Thu Apr 14 2005 05:18:00

 > > 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...

Like I said, it's as much a DNS problem as anything else.  Or maybe I 
should have said DNS is as much a part of the solution as anything else.

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