Thanks everyone!!

You can forward a range of ports to each client (dst-port=<from>-<to>), I don't know how much, ten, hundered, depends on what they need, and let them decide what they do with them. They will all arrive to their router, and they can pick some and forward them further to their internal servers. And a...

Hi ingdaka, Thanks so much, the port-forwarding worked. Please could you advise on how I can get this to work only on the client side? Without having to make changes to the main router any time a port forward needs to be done. Also as stated with SOB, what would be the alternative on a double-Nat sc...

HI Sob,

We only have one WAN IP Address.
So all client networks go through that main one. I am just looking for a way to get them all to share that same IP when using port-forward. If I did a 1:1 nat i'd need to have more than one public IP facing on the internet facing router.

Thanks so much

Hi Sob, Thanks Will do some debugging and come back to you. Is there a way I can get the port-forwarding rules done on the client router itself? The point is that we are trying to avoid situations were the client contact us to do port-forwards, as they would want to manage their router? What If I ha...

HI There, I have an internet sharing network built. I have users connecting to the core (internet router) to get access to the internet. Setup: Each Company is on a different VLAN and they all connect to the core router which connects to the internet. Everything works fine. The problem is that when ...