I've done this with 1605's and 802's running 12.0 IOS.. the format is
like:
ip nat inside source static tcp 10.0.0.2 80 interface Serial1 80
(you can use the external "real" ip instead of the interface, either will
work.)
Basically this says anything coming in on the routable IP on serial 1 port
80 TCP will be forwarded to 10.0.0.2 80/tcp. This allows you to host
web/mail/whatever servers behind an overloaded NAT.
Hope this helps.
Paul
On Tue, 25 Jul 2000, David L Miller wrote:
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> Using IOS 11.3 Enterprise on a RSM with (PAT) port address translation configured....
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> Is it possible to map an internal IP address to a PORT number on the overloaded NAT
>outside interface?
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> So let's say for example that if Joe Internet user was to connect to my overloaded
>ip address with a tcp port number of 5555 the Cisco NAT would forward that connection
>to the statically mapped INSIDE IP address?
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