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How to do port forwarding using nc (netcat) ?
How can I do port forwarding using the nc command, so that a host can't act as web server ?
I am looking for configuration something like this..
Client open test.com on his web browser
test.com forward port 80 to example.com [example.com is running as a web server]
so client would get all the web service of example.com while typing test.com on his web browser.
Is there any workaround on this using netcat (nc) ?
I am looking for configuration something like this..
Client open test.com on his web browser
test.com forward port 80 to example.com [example.com is running as a web server]
so client would get all the web service of example.com while typing test.com on his web browser.
Is there any workaround on this using netcat (nc) ?
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There is another way to use mkfifo and two instances of nc per connection.
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