Wednesday, April 27, 2016

iptables - Routing Port 443 traffic from RedHat 7 host to multiple guest KVMs

I have a RedHat 7 server and a couple of Ubuntu KVMs.
The guest vms are connected using NAT because we do not have any public IP addresses to spare at this moment.



Is it possible to use iptables to route traffic from host port 443 to route to all the vms?




I already have iptable rules to route ssh from outside ip address directly to the vms.
I am assuming because I'm routing a dedicated port number for each VM, that it is not possible to route a single host port to all of my vms.



The default incoming and forwarding is set to deny.

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