Depends on the Subnet mask of the serial port. Don't forget when you do
static translation on a Router w/firewall feature set to poke the holes in
the firewall for the services you want to let through.
Chris
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Subject: NAT and static translations
Hi,
I have a router w/o a DMZ, with NAT and Firewall Feature set, and have an
internal email and web server that outside resources need to see.
If I use the "ip nat inside source static" command, does the public address
have to be the public address of the router, or can I use other numbers?
(ie, the company's old internal public address)
Thanks for your help.
Chris Sees, MCNE,MCSE,CCNA,CCDA,Citrix CA
MICRO Technology Groupe, Inc.
a division of MAC Technology Groupe, Inc
Voice: (215) 350-6327
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