Pass traffic from one network interface to another
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I have a project where I have 4x RPiZ plugged into a single RPi4. The RPiZs appear as Ethernet over USB devices as network interfaces
ethpi1
, ethpi2
, ethpi3
, and ethpi4
with IP addresses 10.0.11.2
, 10.0.12.2
, 10.0.13.2
, and 10.0.14.2
respectively. The RPi4 is on a network I have access to with a known, but not controlled, IP address like 192.168.0.2
or something. I won't have physical access to the device once it is set up. All 5x RPi's have a FTP (proftpd) server, a HTTP (lighttpd) server, and SSH enabled.
I am trying to figure out how to access these servers on the RPiZ's without first SSHing into the RPi4. This involves multiple related questions. If I have a computer on the same ethernet network as the RPi4, how do I direct traffic to/from the RPiZ's?
Asked by Rusty
(113 rep)
Jan 21, 2021, 03:55 AM
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