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Hello there,

I have a little problem: My setup at home forces me to build a tool for port forwarding / NAT.

The tool should do the following:

It should run on the server (ip xxx.xxx.xxx.111) listening to port 1234, if any other machine in the network will connect to that port the server should connect it to ip xxx.xxx.xxx.1 port 1234

For example:

On a laptop, I open in a browser and type xxx.xxx.xxx.111:1234 and it should get me the site xxx.xxx.xxx.1:1234

The protocol is TCP.

Are there any examples ?

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On a laptop, I open in a browser and type xxx.xxx.xxx.111:1234 and it should get me the site xxx.xxx.xxx.1:1234

It's obviously a web-based server. Make the server check the IP of the person who makes the request (PHP/ASP.NET), and use Location: header to redirect them.
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Hello,

thanks for the reply, this is only an example the main functionality will not be a webserver.

Then what will the main functionality be?

Can you describe your problem? Right now you describe the functionality of the tool. I will tell you now that it will be extremely difficult, if not impossible, to build this with the current given information.

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Hello Manadar,

I just found a Freeware what will do this job ...

I will test it, if it not work, I will get back to AutoIT.

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