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I'm working on one of Keith Barker's Cisco labs from Youtube. The goal of the lab is to get your Cisco lab router and switch to be able to access the internet on your home network. Btw.. I'm using a 4321 router and 3560X switch. So yes, they both can...
The goal:
Allow RDP sessions from the "outside" represented here by the "Internet_PC" VM with the ip of 192.168.50.100. This PC has to be able to follow the path highlighted in red, using RDP over port 80. There will actually be 5 users coming...
You've probably already figured this out but in case you haven't.. I think you were getting that i/o error because once you change the baud on the switch you have to immediately change it on teraterm as well. On teraterm go to setup>serial port>speed...
Thank you! This solved my problem.You know.. in the lab this is the original nat statement. But it was removed to add in the new statement to statically nat my home pc (192.168.1.x) into the lab network (172.16.1.x) to manage over the network instead...
There's also a NAT statement NATng the switch SVI (172.16.1.200) to an unused IP (192.168.1.250) in my home LAN. I've since added this in the original post.
I've configured port g0/1 as an access port now. Yes, the PC can ping both. Even the router egress interface, 192.168.1.100 but not 192.168.1.1. Weird.
