Patrick Lidstone wrote:
> 2009/9/10 Melvin <melvin at sleepydragon dot net>
>
>   
>> Patrick Lidstone wrote:
>>
>>     
>>> I'm looking for a hand with m0n0 configuration, hopefully this is the
>>> right
>>> place to ask - if not apologies in advance!
>>>
>>> I have a single static IP address with a single network behind the
>>> firewall,
>>> using NAT.
>>>
>>> I need to route incoming requests on a fixed port to different servers
>>> behind the firewall based on source IP. i.e.
>>>
>>> I need to route incoming requests from a known source IP on port X to
>>> server
>>> A on port Y, and requests from any other IP address on port X to server B
>>> on
>>> port Y.
>>>
>>> Whilst I can set up firewall rule to route by source IP (and port) to
>>> server
>>> A and server B, I can't find a way to set up the NAT rules so that they
>>> are
>>> applied on the basis of source IP.
>>>
>>> Is what I am trying to do just "wrong" or otherwise impossible? Is there
>>> any
>>> other way of approaching the problem? The obvious solution - changing the
>>> clients so that the requests from a known source use a different port - is
>>> not an option unfortunately.
>>>
>>> Many thanks
>>> Patrick
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>       
>> The answer probably depends on what the protocol/ports are in this case.
>>  What kind of traffic are you dealing with?
>>
>>
>>     
> UDP (IAX2)
>
> Patrick
>
>   

Then none of the reverse proxy things I was thinking about would be 
helpful.  I see you've gotten some other possibilities though.  Good 
luck.  Keep us updated, it sounds like an interesting problem...  I mean 
'opportunity' :)

Melvin