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Multiple machines on one service...?

Nosf3ratu
I'm wondering if it's possible to have two (or more) machines on my LAN that are running ssh on port 22, but depending on the outside requested port, forward it to a certain machine.  e.g.

wan request:22000 -> lenore:22
wan request:22001 -> hopfrog:22
wan request:22002 -> fortunado:22
wan request:22       -> montressor:22 (astaro)

Is this the way to go about it, or is there another (better?) solution?


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    Another solution would be to simply open a PPTP tunnel from the remote machine to the ASL box. Then you can run your SSH connections inside the VPN tunnel, directing them to whichever machine on the internal network that you wish to access.

    That way there is no need to map a bunch of different SSH ports out through the firewall.
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    Another solution would be to simply open a PPTP tunnel from the remote machine to the ASL box. Then you can run your SSH connections inside the VPN tunnel, directing them to whichever machine on the internal network that you wish to access.

    That way there is no need to map a bunch of different SSH ports out through the firewall.
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