Unusual Quandry

Marc Storck marc at storck.org
Sun Sep 22 23:15:10 UTC 2002


Sorry, should stats .... BIND cannot help .... !!!!


>this is something BIND can help you to do!
>
>check for iptables, portforwarding .... or try the reverse proxy features
>of Apache. Their are a lot op possiblities, but none involves BIND as main
>actor!
>
>Marc
>
>At 21:03 22.09.2002 +0000, you wrote:
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> >Running RH6.1, Bind 9, IPmasq and Apache.
> >
> >The redhat machine is hooked to internet on eth1 (which resolves to
> >mydomain.com), and on my own network on eth0.
> >If I configure a virtual host (test.mydomain.com or something like that) to
> >point to a Win98 PWS machine on my internal network, will the IPMasq be able
> >to let the outside world see it as I will from my own network?  (that's what
> >I want to happen, and can't test it because I'm on the inside of my firewall
> >with my development machine)
> >
> >Or would I have to configure something like a framed page from the apache
> >server to 'encapsulate' the test server?
> >
> >Jeremy
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