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08.25.2008 at 07:51PM PDT, ID: 23677292 | Points: 500

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How to make internal computer access other computer on internal network through external ip address?

Zones:

OpenBSD, Network Routers, Miscellaneous Networking

Tags:

OpenBSD, Packet Filter, OpenBSD 4.3

Hi, I got a OpenBSD firewall (using binat - with some public ip address binded with internal private address).

I would like to permit my servers on the internal network to communicate each others with their public ip address.

The purpose of this is to permit my master/slave DNS servers to work with their public address.

Thanks.

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