Well for web, radius you could use Squid as a reversed proxy. For SSH
you can setup different ports on the different ip's.
Or in some nasy way you could use snort to match for your hostname and
dynamicly make the forward, and remove it when its gone. But thats
just utter nonesense.. nonetheless possible
J-
On 3/13/06, Sebastian Harl <sh@tokkee.org> wrote:
> > .. it would explain why I didn't succeed ;-)
>
> Indeed ;-)
>
> > Do you think there is a other way to redirect all incoming connection to
> > a particular machine base on the "connection name" but not on the port
> > number ex:
> > ssh mymachine.example.com
>
> No, I don't think so... TCP/IP does not carry any hostname information, so
> routing would have to be done in the application layer protocol. HTTP, for
> example, carries the hostname with it - that's why domain based hosting is
> available (and possible ;-) e.g. in Apache.
>
> The "connection name" that you were refering to is the IP address...
>
> Cheers,
> Sebastian
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