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Folks: I'm trying to get a jabber server running on my linux system so that it will listen on port 5222 (the default) and 80. Can anyone recommend a way to forward port 80 on a particular IP to port 5222 on the same IP? I'd also like to have the source IP show up correctly (i.e., the actual source IP instead of the IP where the traffic is being forwarded from). I've tried using portfwd, but it seems to want to listen on all IP's all the time. I found a small utility that would listen on a specific IP / port and forward the traffic to another IP / port ... but the source IP is where the forwarding is taking place. I found some references to using iptables to forward traffic ... but I haven't been able to make it work. Parms mentioned in the document aren't valid on my version of iptables. FWIW: I'm using Fedora Core 4. Thanks! david
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