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I have fedora 20 machine which i am using as a router. it has two lan
cards, p2p1 (external) and p6p1 (internal). I would like to test some
servers from within the local network but by using the public ip address
given by ISP. It does not work now. I realize i need some kind of nat
loopback or wan redirection to work. Can someone please tell me how i do
this with firewalld?
On 06/04/2014 07:03 PM, Samuel Irlapati wrote:
I have fedora 20 machine which i am using as a router. it has two
lan
cards, p2p1 (external) and p6p1 (internal). I would like to test some
servers from within the local network but by using the public ip address
given by ISP. It does not work now. I realize i need some kind of nat
loopback or wan redirection to work. Can someone please tell me how i do
this with firewalld?
Enable masquerading for the zone that is bound to the external
interface. You can use the external zone for this, masquerading is
enabled in this zone already.
Then add port forwarding rules in the external zone for all services
that you want to want to have available externally.
Please make sure that you are setting the to address to the internal IP
address of the machine providing the services.
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