From: Lonnie C. <lo...@ou...> - 2008-09-03 17:42:13
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Greetings All, I have only recently begun to use coLinux and am going to utilize it for a project that I am working on. My project wil be running a small version of linux whose purpose is to only handle some data coming into a few specific ports on the host system. The ports, on the host (windows) system will not be handled by any windows services. So what this basically means is that the Host (windows) machine will have a static IP and gateway already set up and that the coLinux system will be a sub-process on the windows machine. What I want to do is to somehhow set up coLinux so that I can port-forward the needed ports to the coLinux system so that it can handle the requests and then the coLinux system will respond and forward back the data through the hosts back out to the network. My questions are related to if, since the coLinux system is being masked from the network in any case, then is it possible for me to assign it the same IP and gateway as the host system. This is really a question of setting up Open Mosix on a small linux system under coLinux which will only handle just Open Mosix and nothing else on the system. Since the Host machine already has its IP on the DNS server and can be seen by other machines on the local network, I want to utilize that so that I do not have to re-configure the coLinux system. What this give me is the ability to not have to use a DHCP server for the Open Mosix nodes and would just have the same IP ( although in a masqueraded way) and gate as the host system. Sounds to me like it should be doable in some way, but I am just not completely clear on how to possibly go about it or perhaps there might be a better solution. Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated. Cheers, Lonnie |