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Is there any software that forwards a specific port through another computer so that way it acts as a port proxy?

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Is there any software that forwards a specific port through another computer so that way it acts as a port proxy?

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I am a Linux expert, fortunately. First, is this what you really want to do? Why only ports 3000-3500? Do you really want to do port forwarding? That is, when a particular port comes in on the in-between machine it is just forwarded to a particular port on the other? Second, if you poke around, a solution for your particular case probably exists. For instance, FTP has some pretty funky behavior as far as port are concerned, but there is a Linux kernel module that will make iptables do the right thing. Maybe a module exists for your particular application already. What’s iptables? iptables is the firewall/security software for Linux. It really allows you to do almost anything you can imagine because it is so powerful. To understand how to use iptables, you’re going to have to read the manual. On any Linux installation, just type “man iptables” on the command line and you should see the man page. You can also browse the documentation online. Unfortunately, the exact situation you require

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