IP Forwarding - two external IPs to one internal LAN Ip

[Snooops]

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Hey guys,
i got two ips for one ethernet adapter on a server on the internet.
The First IP is directly on eth0
the second IP is on a different subnet on a virtual eth0:1

the third IP is directly on vmnet2 (you got it? )

i want a ip forward of the second IP to a specific destination on the same subnet of vmnet2.

How can i do it?


Detailed Information:

Server:
eth0 = 11.22.33.44 / 255.255.255.0
eth0:1 = 11.22.44.55 / 255.255.255.240 (i know that isnt correct, but you know what i mean)
vmnet2 = 10.0.0.1 / 255.255.255.0

Client:
eth0 = 10.0.0.151 / 255.255.255.0


I want that all traffic and all ports which wants to go to eth0:1, goes forward to eth0 of the client.

How can i do it?
Bridge isnt possible.
Greetings, Snooops

[HROAdmin26]

A) No, because iptables does not support virtual interfaces (ethX:Y).

This is one suggestion.

B) You have listed vmnetX which is the default naming for a VMWare virtual switch. IF this virtual switch is a "NAT" network, you should modify VMWare's nat.conf file to allow port forwarding. If the virtual switch is "Host-Only", VMWare will not move packets in/out of that VLAN.

[Snooops]

Isnt it possible to directly forward all traffic which goes to 11.22.44.55 to 10.0.0.151 without defining each port? yes im using VMware with NAT Interfaces, and i got severel external ips
and i want to have each ip for one vmachine without caring about ports