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NM, missunderstood, thats not intirely possible, i will update if i find a solution

ok one of my buddies on IRC said its def possible....

his answer is NAT to quote
<Anti-Hero> box2.doman.org resolves to pub IP which is then NAT to internal
addy., firewall...

Hrm.... do you mean lets say external ip is 209.42.40.111

box1.domain.org:22 ---> 209.42.40.111:55051
box2.domain.org:22 ---> 209.42.40.111:55052

etc.

is that possible?

or still same...

I still think it is somewhat possible, there is just nothing out there right now to support it.

Sure it would add alot of overhead, but it would basically be like the overhead store-and-forward...

I think that the posibility is DEFINATELY there.... but the question is has it been done before? I definately dont have the programming skills to code a gateway that would do this, but i'm sure...

well im not really going to worry about it, someone has told me before that there might be some sort of firewall software out there that might be bale to do it.

thanks for the 'help'

to answer some questions no i dont have 50 physical servers, I am trying to build something to run a hell of a lot of Virtual Machines for learning and testing purposes, so lets say 10 machines all...

it would raelly take a long time to try to explain what exactly i would be trying to do with all of this, but that wouldnt cut it.

But if anyone knows of a way that you can basically bind a...

I know i can tell them to change ports, but its not what I want, it doesnt solve my problem, just creates more problems... go try telling endusers to use even port 8080 as the webserver port, they...

cacosapo: I dont think i fully understand you. Would the external address still be box1.domain.org:22 ??

The whole point is that anyone on the outside cant really even notice any difference, if...

Wow its been a while since I have posted. But anyway I have a little question for any of you out there who might be able to answer it.


Let me give a sinario,

Lets say I have 1 external IP but...