Re: [coLinux-users] port forwarding problem at colinux

[Josep M. A. S. <ja...@pa...>]

Your configuration is a bit unusual, (meaning that some of the solutions do not
apply to you), yet there are still possibilities:

First of all, your configuration only allows you to use colinux via NAT, because
else, you would need a secondary *internet* IP for it.

Usually, a router would do the NAT for you, so you would redirect packets
entering a specific port to the colinux machine. In your case, you need a
software NAT package installed in Windows, which would then map the ports. And
you're lucky: there's a mode of colinux that let's you do it: "Slirp".

http://colinux.wikia.com/wiki/Network#Slirp

Briefly: you need to specify in the config file, the ports that you need to
access from internet, and configure linux as dhcp (or static, with the info on
that page)

Note that the slirp-net-daemon shipped with the current stable release has a
minor isssue with packets, and there's an updated on on sourceforge

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=98788&package_id=107317&release_id=385643

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