Hi Net Pros,My network looks like this:LAN--(Fa1/0)Cisco(Fa2/0)--WANEasy!Ok, here is the challenge. I have been assigned the IP address 12.34.56.78 by my ISP. I'd like for people to connect to 12.34.56.78 on port 443 on the WAN, and have traffic redi...
Hey Pros,I have 2 networks with a router between them. Network A --router-- Network BNetwork A= insideNetwork B= outsideI want it so that when Network B sends traffic destined through the router, Network A does not see the true IP of the host who act...
Hello Cisco Pros,I have a router with a single internet-routable IP address, and an ipsec VPN connection via a Tunnel0 interface. I'd like to setup NAT through the router such that traffic arriving from anywhere on the Internet on port 80 goes to a d...
We connect to a branch office network via an IPSec VPN. The branch office is curretnly NATting their own traffic out to the Internet, and I am wondering what it would take to configure the router to also NAT (to the Internet) for our traffic.The bran...
I'm running BGP with my own ASN, and peering to 2 providers, one 10Mbit, and the other 3Mbit. I prepend my own ASN as-path many times for the 3Mbit provider, so remote networks will almost always prefer the 10Mbit link. Ok, so now to the challenge.Th...
Jon, thanks for your post and for clarifying!Would it be possible to swap the inside and outside interfaces, and 1) overload any Internet IP and also 2) have the static nat statement, but maybe change it to ip nat outside source static tcp....I'm try...
I tried this, but the inside host is still seeing the IP of the actual outside host, and not the IP of the router. Here is my config:interface FastEthernet1/0 ip address 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0 ip nat insideinterface FastEthernet2/0 ip address 12.3...
Hi Yagnesh,Thanks for the reply! 23.45.67.89 isn't the only host connecting - it could be any host over the Internet. Is there any way to make it work for any traffic received on the interface?Thanks!
I tried what you suggested, and traffic gets though. But, the host on the LAN ip nat inside (192.168.0.78) still sees traffic coming from the actual WAN host, and not the router.So using my example, traffic is sent from an outside WAN host, to my rou...
I'm trying to take this one step further. From you example, how would I make a static NAT entry where people connecting from f0/1 could be statically NATted to a host on f0/0?For example, I want users to connect to a new IP address, 10.50.50.2 TCP po...
