"Jake Conk" <jake.conk@gmail.com> writes:

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> I am wondering what software could I use besides pf to forwarding
> traffic coming in on my server on a specific port to another ip on my
> lan?

PF is in the base system and pretty easy to configure for setups like
the one you describe -

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> Basically I'm using an openbsd as my router and I want to forward
> public traffic coming in on a certain port to a computer behind it in
> my lan. What are my options?

Assuming your local net is NATed with unroutable addresses on the LAN,
the traffic is directed to a routable address but the computer you
want to receive the traffic is on a nonroutable address inside, some
basic redirection (rdr) should do the trick.

I'm a bit interested in why you should be looking for a different and
probably more difficult way to do it.  Are there any specific things
in your setup which would break with PF?

-- 
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