This is a discussion on Userlevel IP Masquerading within the Linux Networking forums, part of the Linux Forums category; Is there any way to do a user level IP Masquerading? Explanation: I have a machine with 202 address (directly ...
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Is there any way to do a user level IP Masquerading? Explanation: I have a machine with 202 address (directly connected to net). I want to access internet from another machine which has only an internal address. I am able to setup IP Masquerading but I want to allow only some users access to the machine. Some search on this topic lead me to socks server, but I donot want to use it as the application I have does not support for proxies. In essence, is it possible to setup the system so that, myname$ telnet google.com 80 Trying 216.239.39.99... Connected to google.com. Escape character is '^]'. but for other users, someoneelse$ telnet google.com 80 gets struck. -- M Rajsekar |