Greetings:<br>
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I have a firewall question, but it concerns routing to a linux box... :)<br>
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My experience with firewalls is pretty limited - I'm used to the Home
Network firewall/gateway boxes that have neat little http servers in
them and forwarding ports to a web server behind said firewall is
pretty straight forward - and darn it, if you have two web servers
behind that little firewall, you have to run one on a different port.<br>
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Now I'm dealing with a Cisco PIX 501. I have telnet access to it
from inside the network it protects. I have a web server inside
the network and it has an internal IP address of say <a href="http://10.1.1.115">10.1.1.115</a><br>
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the PIX has an internal and an external address. What I want to know is:<br>
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If I had an extra external IP address and reserved it for the web
server (and set up an A record using that IP and a really cool host
name), could the PIX take traffic going to that extra IP and forward
just traffic on port 80 to the web server at <a href="http://10.1.1.115">10.1.1.115</a> ?<br>
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I would think this could be done as one would think that some folks
have many many web servers behind a firewall that all run off port 80
....<br>
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I'm looking at the Command line interface guide for the PIX and it's
thick.... :) just knowing this can be done will give me the
courage to dive in!!!<br>
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Thanks<br>