You don't seem to understand, in this thread or the many times we've tried to explain this to you in the past; we cannot tell you any commands to try, since you have NOT GIVEN US ANY DETAILS. You said you don't want to use iptables..fine. You don't say WHY you don't want to, what other hardware/software you have available, what application(s)/port(s)/protocol(s) you're wanting to redirect, to where (internal LAN? External?), etc., etc. No details = no answers.
Agreed; this thread does waste a good bit of time, but in all honesty, it's you who are wasting it. Sorry, but its true. Me, descendant_command, habitual, and unspawn have all asked you to provide details. And you responded with "please let me know command and i will try". Can you tell us how that is providing any details that would let anyone here assist?

There are lots of resources for doing redirections; you were explicitly told how to three years ago with exact commands:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...ip-4175495510/

Redirecting http/https can also be done with the web server, proxy server, or other hardware/software. Again, YOU are not telling anyone here what you're trying to do, why, or what your goal is, but repeatedly just keep asking for a 'command'.

@postcd, You seem to have formed a pattern with your posting history. If you'd like to continue participating at LQ please read http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...#faq_lqwelcome and contact me if you have any questions.

@Others, remember that LQ aims to be a welcoming venue for members of all skill levels. If you don't have something on-topic and constructive to say, please don't post. The Report button can be used to point out cases where you don't think the minimum threshold for providing help has been reached.

Thanks,
--jeremy

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