Filtering fun

[Yidda]

The basic idea.

So if your internal, local server ip is 192.168.1.100 you could nat all CS traffic to it like this.

Set up different filters using different port ranges & IPs.

I don't know if this is the only server port used by CS etc. but this should get you started.

[Ender]

Nice to meet you! You're post looks directed at someone...just curious as to who, though I'm looking suspiciously at ghrog. o_O

Anyways, always nice to have a new face around! :woot: Welcome!

[ghrogels]

a0y, he be me bro
we was talking about subdomains, port forwarding, and other stuffs

[Ender]

you get yourself a router or something? (btw I wanted to talk to you about that but you weren't at the office today. :mad: )

[ghrogels]

nay, but if you don't get one by say... april 11th, i'll have one for sures. (a nice little lynksis)

we were talking about a DNS server and having one domain with multiple subdomains. the only problem is that you 1) need to pay extra for the ips that the subdomains go on and 2)you need to (maybe) pay extra for the subdomain names.

i'm not sure if this is completely accurate, so am probly going to waste some time double checking.

sorry i wasn't there, got a nasty cold you know ;)

[Ender]

rgr that. We'll see if I gets one. :) But if you're getting one anyways then maybe I don't have to worry about???

[ghrogels]

Originally posted by Ender
But if you're getting one anyways then maybe I don't have to worry about???

maybe you don't

...

you probably don't

:)

[Ender]

roger that. Well that's good news! Let me know when you pick it up and I'll be glad to come give you a hand. :rup: