Firewall/NAT

[both]

Hey guys,

Sry if this is a repeat of some previous topic but after searching on this forum I have'nt found anything that answers my questions (or atleast in a way that I understand).

The issue that I have is the following:

- I have a service called Fiberlan with a capacity of 100/100Mbits.
- My ISP (Telia) has given me one (1) static IP and one (1) dhcp IP (this is all I can get)
- I have two Counter-Strike: Source & Team Fortress 2 servers (2 pshysical servers that is)
- The servers are located in a small building next to my house (sort of a shed)
- The "shed" has a direct CAT6 connection to a switch (that is dirctly linked to the fiber converter) in my house.

The DHCP address I need for my wireless router in my house (2 x laptops and 1 stationary PC). My idea was to place a monowall equipped PC in the shed that would own the static IP and then serve the 2 servers using NAT.

So, finnally to the real question, can i forward the same external ports to two different internal IP (eg port XXXXX to 192.168.0.2 and 192.168.03)?

The servers all require the same ports to be opened and the only port that differs among the servers is the connection port that the external clients use (eg, one server on 27015, next on 27045 and so on).

In addition to the connection port i need the following ports to be forwarded to both of the two internal IP:s:

Steam Friends Service UDP 1200
Steam Main UDP 27000 to 27015
Steam Main TCP 27020 to 27039

Is this possible in any way using monowall?

Thanks

/E

You can only forward/NAT a port to a single internal IP.  However, a google search on the subject seem to indicate you could setup each server to use a different set of ports.  If that turns out to be true, that would be your best solution.

CS...

Thanks for your answer! Was sorta thinking this might be the answer Any way of solving this at all without the use of more public IP addresses? (virtual IP:s etc)

Regards,

E

Solved it - thx for your support!

Regards,

E