You need to explain what you are really doing and what you are doing it with
and why you are doing it.
That is not what port forwarding is. It is actually a "non-term" anyway.
Forwarding is done over a NAT Device and it is the IP# that is "forwarded".
If both involved ports are the same number then the "ports" aren't even
mentioned in the conversation. If the two involved ports are different
numbers then you have Port Address Translation combined with IP Forwarding
(aka Static NAT) ,...also known simply as "Static NAT with PAT". If you are
reading this from a SOHO NAT Device's Documentation, then they are famous
for destroying the dictionary and I take no responsibility for thier
mis-terminology.
