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i have centos4 and i have configured it as a router with load balance n failover, this machine is connected to internal lan with private ip range 192.168.x.x, my linux macine has a direct ADSL internet with static ip i would like to enable port forward so that i can access my private lan network.Can someone please tell me how to do it thanks in advance.
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