forward all traffic for 1 ip address to a diffrent ip address
I would like to forward all traffic destined for address 10.10.40.4 TO 10.10.75.4
It is all on a local domain using windows DHCP and DNS
It is all on a local domain using windows DHCP and DNS
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The separate lan segments are on the same procure switch just different ports . Does anyone know what the routing commands would be for it by chance?
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We have a server at 10.10.40.4 that host several services and we need to change its IP address but many of our client computers are looking for it by it’s original up address of 10.10.40.4
Your router/firewall as to be able to setup a virtual interface where it is functioning as the receptacle on the10.10.40.4 IP and has a rerouting, forwarding NATing rule to 10.10.75.4
If you currently have a System on this 10.10.40.4 you could use stunnel or similar tools that bind in the ports of interest and forward the requests to the 10.10.75.4 ip
A reverse proxy using squid-cache is another option.
Much depends on the type of traffic you are trying to pass.
If you currently have a System on this 10.10.40.4 you could use stunnel or similar tools that bind in the ports of interest and forward the requests to the 10.10.75.4 ip
A reverse proxy using squid-cache is another option.
Much depends on the type of traffic you are trying to pass.
You should be able to assign both IP addresses to the computer. Would that give you enough time to reconfigure the client computers using the old address?
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Completely different answer if this relates to Linux + Containers (Docker, LXD, etc) vs. Windows across machines or VMs.
Completely different answer if this relates to Linux + Containers (Docker, LXD, etc) vs. Windows across machines or VMs.
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If it is a different subnet or vlan (I interpret your tag this way), than you possibly can do it on the routing device / switch
which connects the two networks.
if the source is on the same Lan segement, you may use the 10.10.40.4 device to reroute the traffice to somewhere else.
But this may work only for a set of defined ports.
(I.e. you can use IIS for URL redirection, if it is a web service)
If you use names, that just a DNS alias or A Record may be enough.