Subject: IPMasq question
From: SFaulken (sfalken@citlink.net)
Date: Sat Jan 19 2002 - 11:35:17 MST
alright, I've got a small network going here, consisting of a hardware DSL
router/firewall, 1 Mklinux Pre-R1 box, one YDL2.0 box, and 1 Slackware 8.0
box.
the YDL box is my personal machine, desktop, games, irc, whatever, the
MKLinux box is my webserver, and various other sundries, running headless in
the closet, and the Slackware box is my Mailserver, and runs some shells for
freinds for IRC bots, BNC's, and whatnot. Herein Lies the problem.
I need to get FTP working on the Slack and Mk boxes, I have the incoming
connections setup for port forwarding in the firewall, at ports 21 and 2121
respectively, but I can't quite figure out how to route the ftp-data
connections to make ftp work, do I just need to port forward port 20 in the
firewall to each box on different ports? or do I need to setup some sort of
static routing in the routing tables of these two machines? SCP works fine,
but a couple of my users seem a little truculent, or perhaps stubborn to use
scp, anybody have any ideas?
--SF
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