Since your talking about port forward i've been trying to do it on my box
since about 3 weeks i've notice that the commands are in the kernel but
can't seems to get it to work!..
any suggestions?
i've put all the commands and i don't get any error messages on boot up
but still can't access the other machines from the internet since they
have 192.168.0.? ip..
looks like you manage to get it to work can you give me a little hand?
Rejean Turgeon
AllSpeeds Net
allspeed@allspeeds.net
On Sat, 22 Aug 1998, Alan Cox wrote:
> > round robin DNS spreads the load but not evenly (of course neither does
> > this simple version) but the idea of being able to direct traffic to a
> > particular server based on the URL has all sorts of possibilities.
>
> Its also old hat. The front server just needs to run apache and the mod
> rewrite stuff to generate a page back which is a redirect to the real
> site for those pages.
>
> (BTW 2.0.36pre has the 2.1.x ip port forwarding facilities including vportfw
> anyone who has been reading my diary page on that one IP address has been
> reading from 4 machines over the past couple of days all load balanced 8))
>
> Alan
>
>
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