04-05-2017 03:50 AM - edited 03-08-2019 10:04 AM
I am given a topology to make with inter-vlan routing. I'm using the router on a stick method and I am given 6 sub-interfaces to make. I need to know how I can make them connect to the internet? My main router is connected from a serial port to another ISP router, and that ISP router is connected to a server.
I was given this to implement
Implement Internet connectivity for the network through an ISP connection. The web and mail services on the Bravo-Server must be made available for access from the Internet. Update the logical topology of your network to reflect new network connections and IP addresses assigned.
You have been assigned the following configurations by the ISP
Should I configure NAT in this scenario?
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04-05-2017 04:05 AM
Yes, use Static NAT for any internal servers and PAT for hiding all internal desktops behind one of the public IP addresses. You can also use Dynamic NAT if you want to use a pool of public IP addresses.
04-05-2017 04:05 AM
Yes, use Static NAT for any internal servers and PAT for hiding all internal desktops behind one of the public IP addresses. You can also use Dynamic NAT if you want to use a pool of public IP addresses.
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