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From: Petre Bandac <petre@kgb.ro>
Subject: is it possible only with iptables
Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2003 19:28:27 +0200
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I have 2 linux machines - linux_1 and linux_2

linux_1 has behind it a subnet with routable adresses (not private)

I want that all the traffic incoming from the subnet behind linux_1 and going 
to port 80 to be redirected to linux_2, and from linux_2 go on the internet

I presumed that a -j SNAT --to-source IP_linux_2 should be enough, but 
apparently it isn't

should I issue a SNAT rule on linux_2 too, or it should run something like 
squid there ?

thanks in advance,

petre


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