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I have seen many examples of Nating and it seem route maps are needed for this. Oh, the router is a 1921 with Version 15.2(4)M6a software. So the scenario is:
Outside addresses 5.5.5.0/24 need to use ports 6000-6999 to access the same port on a ...
I want to allow only a few ranges of outside IP addresses to RDP into a single server on the inside. It seem to me I need a bunch of Nat statements. I have tried to make an access list describing the IP address ranges and then using IP NAT OUTSIDE ...
Philip
It is a Windows 2008 server. There is a financial application there that is managed by the vendor. The Vendor has 24 outside IP address that they might use to access to server to maintain it.
Judging by the command line config, this router has been configured with SDM and CCP! What a mess! Can anyone give me a couple lines of the acl? I have 5 outside IP ranges to allow to RDP to a single server. They are all in the x.x.x.x 0.0.0.15 ...
Yes, Neno Spasov, I was trying to cram everything in the NAT statement where what I needed to do is limit 3389 traffic entering the outside interface, right? Then whatever makes it past the ACL will get NATted to the correct port and IP address.
