Hello,
   I am new to this list. But from what you said, will not a simple nat
statement in your iptables achieve the purpose ?
Correct me if i am wrong.

bye
gangadhar

> Hi,
> Thanks for the link, but i already read this paper..
> I ll try to explain
>
> In the firewall i´ll have him doing NAT for the internal IP
> for each request
> Example, my firewall is exposed in Internet when a user try to use my
> virtual Webserver wich IP is 10.0.33.3 in my local lan, the firewall
> will redirect the request of the users to my Virtual Webserv 10,0.33.3.
>
> I hope that i have explained
>
> indio
> At 08:54 28/03/02 +0530, you wrote:

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