iptables / routing for SSH Tunneling
$16-21 USD
Pago na entrega
I have setup an SSH Tunnel using dynamic port SOCKS via the program plink.
[url removed, login to view] -D 9870 user2324@servers_ip_here
This allows me to setup a SOCKS proxy in any program (Firefox for example) and all traphic is routed to the remote server.
The problem is if I go to [url removed, login to view] the IP I see will always be eth0:0 on the server I connect to but my server has 7 IPs. I want to have the IP be able to adjust the outgoing IP for each user connect to the server so that:
user2324 could be assigned to eth0:4 and [url removed, login to view] would show that IP for them, but user1294 could be eth0:0. There will be more users then IPs so it should be setup to that one IP can be assigned to many users.
It seems iptables could do this using a --owner-match but I'm not sure on the exact commands needed.
The project is to the provide a means to do what is outlined above in the form of a shell script. This script can run whenever a user is setup on the linux box so that their IP is whatever they would like it to be (one of the 7 IPs bound to my server).
I won't provide root access so you should have some sort of testing platform of your own.
ID do Projeto: #3557271
