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I want to know if there is a way to redirect all incoming and outgoing traffic of a public IP (Say 136.0.98.197) to an internal IP (Say 192.168.1.100), so that the incoming packets of the public IP go to the internal one, and the outgoing packets of the internal IP go to the public one.
The public IP belongs to my own PC, so there is no worry about security problems.
Here is a solution for Linux by iptables
. I am not sure if this solution do the job for outgoing traffic and I also want to do this for Windows not Linux. There maybe some equivalent commands for netsh
or powershell
, but I am not much of a network technician!
If you want to forward traffic to
192.168.1.100
from `136.0.98.197 it has to be all traffic on that given port or (all ports in the case of a DMZ). You also would need a network device with this compatibility – Ramhound – 2017-06-26T21:19:26.243