Can NAT do this?

Forum: Linux IP NAT Forum
Date: Sun, 28 Dec 1997 22:44:15 GMT
From: Ennio Porro <ennio@interform.it>

Hi *, i'd like to make a question about NAT. i've seen it's a great product and maybe can do this job. i would like to masquerade 10 machines in a private net (192.168.1.x) in 5 IP address of public net (say 195.99.135.64 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.240 - I have 8 IP addresses). These 5 IP addresses will be aliases of just one official IP address with a ether card connected (say the real IP is 195.99.135.66 and the others - from 195.99.135.67 to 195.99.135.70 - are aliases of the main address). I've already tried with Linux masquerading and i think this is not possible (the problem is the aliasing of the IP address that doesn't allow the masquerading). Is it possible with NAT to map two private IP addresses on one public aliased address? Thanks in advance. Ennio Porro ennio@interform.it

Messages Inline: Outline:

1. Probably but a little more info may be needed by Bill Harris, 12/31/97

1. problem with ipnatadm compiling under 2.0.33 by Roberto Favaro, 12/31/97

1. I don't know... as usual ;-) by Michael Hasenstein, 12/31/97

1. (correction of message text) by Michael Hasenstein, 1/13/98

2. Compiling IP NAT in RedHat 5.1 distribution by Francis Baud, 9/23/98

3. Compiling IP NAT in RedHat 5.1 distribution by Francis Baud, 9/23/98

2. patch by Michael J. Maravillo, 1/13/98

3. here is my solution, hope it works for you too by Jim M. Poon, 2/01/98

4. ipnatadm Binary for glibc-2 by Michael Hasenstein, 2/07/98

1. I can use your binary but still cannot compile! by Joseph Kwok, 5/01/98

-> (answer to ping-problem) by Michael Hasenstein, 5/04/98

2. But what about aliasing? by Ennio Porro, 1/01/98

1. Read Michael Hasenstein's HTML DOC by Bill Harris, 1/04/98

-> My problem by Ennio Porro, 1/06/98

1. Not implemented (yet?) by Michael Hasenstein, 1/09/98

2. NAT and ICA by jim, 1/30/98