Shorewall users - Oct 2009 - macro for dnat through alternate public ip (alias)

Hi, 

I have a rule:
DNAT    net      dmz:a.b.c.d  tcp  25  -  k.l.m.n

The problem:
I want to DNAT port 25, 143, 110
k.l.m.n is alternate public ip (using vrrp, just like alias)

Can I abridge the above line using macro, instead of writing 3 separate lines?

I can do:
MailPorts/DNAT  net   dmz:a.b.c.d
But this refer to the physical public ip

I have more elaborate requirement to forward around 20 ports like this on
multiple alternate ip addresses.

Thank you.
Lito

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Lito Kusnadi wrote:
> Hi, 
> 
> I have a rule:
> DNAT    net      dmz:a.b.c.d  tcp  25  -  k.l.m.n
> 
> The problem:
> I want to DNAT port 25, 143, 110
> k.l.m.n is alternate public ip (using vrrp, just like alias)
> 
> Can I abridge the above line using macro, instead of writing 3 separate
lines?
You don''t need a macro -- see
http://www.shorewall.net/configuration_file_basics.htm#Portlists

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