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Hello,I am new to this forum (officially) but have used it several times for much needed help.My question is regarding NAT and Ill try to make this as brief as I know how.I have a cisco 2821 router that has G0/0 as my outside NAT to a private 192.168...
Jon,Wait...brain fart...I had to be pinging the wrong IP. If that 10.x.x.x ip is translated to the 192.168.x.X address then I should be pinging the 192 address IF ON a device that is ON the 192. network. DANG IT! Yep. Pinging that 192 address did...
The ESXI IP address is .1 and the VM is .2. I used .1 and then used an IP on the 192.168 that is not w/in the DHCP scope.I don't a "sh ip nat translations | include <ESXI IP> and got back the 192.168 ip added in my static NAT
Jon,I tried putting in that static nat but I'm not able to ping the server still from my wireless laptop which resides on the 192.168 network.In the router I had added "ip nat inside source static 10.X.X.X (my ESXI address) 192.168.X.X (my available ...
Ahh EXCELLENT!I'll give that a try here in a few moments.Now this begs another question. Do I need to make a reservation on the modem for that 192.168 IP? I don't want it get handed out via DHCP. Or do I put this is the exempt addresses (outside t...
Jon,Thanks for the help. MUCH appreciated. I have a block of IP's I can use from the 192.168 network.The server I want to hit from the 192.168 is on the 10 network (vlan 32). Its connected to my Dell switch. The Dell is then connected to G0/1 on t...
