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Redhat routing of incomming traffic, IPtables

Asked by x4h in Linux Administration

Tags: routing, redhat, iptables

Scenario:

Box 1 -> Redhat Enterprise box running apache 2.0 which is used for serving the website off the default port 80, has external IP and internal IP.
Box 2 -> Same OS as above but only has internal IP and webserver running on 6000.

I would like to set it up so that specific IP's (2-3) that access Box 1 on port 80 are routed directly through to Box 2 on port 6000.

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I believe this can be done by setting up IPTABLES rules to forward specific IP's through to an internal IP?
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