Hi,
I have been playing with the NAT function and dont quite have a handle on it. The overall scenario is this. I want to use this router to feed 3 customers in the same building, each with its own NATd subnet (192.168.1, 192.168.2, 192.168.3). Since each customer is to have their own public IP,
I will start with the basics. Getting the first customer NAT'd and working
The Ether1 interface has a Public IP address of 198.172.210.30/24 (from me-the wireless internet provider)
Ether2 has 192.168.1.1/24 - I want this to NAT to a public IP address on Ether2. I am not sure, but I think the way to do this is to route another block of Public IPs to this box (pointing at Ether 1 IP), and then use one for Ether 2, one for Ether3, etc.
Ether3 would be the same scenario, with one exception. Besides the "normal NAT' requirement, the customer has a server that we need to run Remote Desktop on (port 3389 of 192.168.2.10)
Any help to get me in the ballpark would be greatly appreciated!
Paul, PDMNet
paulm at pdmnet.net