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As there's not much of a FAQ I can find, can someone clue me up on why this is
not working?
eth0 -- 203.41.13.1
eth0:1 -- 203.63.158.10
I'm trying to redirect 203.63.158.10:8080 to 203.63.158.2:8080 and .9:8080 --
it's in the kernel, it seems to be there it creates the redirection, BUT:
telnet 203.63.158.10 8079
connection refused (this is good, what it's meant to do)
telnet 203.63.158.10 8080
just sits there, no connect -or- connection refused.
Here's some snapshots:
[root@proxy0 bin]# ippfvsadm -A -t 203.41.13.1:8080 -R
203.63.158.9:8080
[root@proxy0 bin]# ippfvsadm -A -t 203.41.13.1:8080 -R 203.63.158.2:8080
[root@proxy0 bin]# ippfvsadm -L
IP Port Forwarding & Virtual Server Table
Protocol Local Addr:Port ==>
Remote Addr:Port Weight
...
TCP 203.41.13.1:8080 ==>
203.63.158.2:8080 1
203.63.158.9:8080 1
[root@proxy0 bin]#
Looks sane to me. But, if I try to -connect- to it:
envy:/redir/rob/www$ telnet 203.41.13.1 8080
Trying 203.41.13.1...
[just sits there, doing nothing, so I hit ^C]
envy:/redir/rob/www$ telnet 203.41.13.1 8079
Trying 203.41.13.1...
telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
envy:/redir/rob/www$
Anyone with a clue? The redirecting machine is running a totally clean
2.0.35, with a tulip based network card.
--Rob
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