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From: bdameron@tscnet.net
Subject: Packet forwarding.
Date: Wed,  7 Apr 2004 10:00:06 -0700
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 I have 2 linux machines. One is accessable via the outside world (Internet
machine) the other has no outside connectivity (LAN Machine). I need to redirect
port 443 traffic to and from the LAN server via the Internet machine. Is this
possible with Iptables? I have setup packet forwarding but then the LAN server
tries to connect directly to the client machine instead of to the Internet
machine. Any direction appreciated.

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Thank you,
Brad Dameron