NAT Help REquired

wasabi

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OK, so i am getting a DSL connection with 5 public ip addresses. What i need to do now is NAT from my external or public network to my private or internal network. Theoretically this sound easy, a pc with two network cards and software to do the NATting.

Can anyone please point me to the right direction as far as software needed and a simple set up procedure.

My network is set up as follows.

Public IP's
196.37.1.xx1
196.37.1.xx2
196.37.1.xx3
196.37.1.xx4
196.37.1.xx5

Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.248

Private network
192.168.1.x (total of 35 Machines)
Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0

I am using a Cisco router that is locked and have no access to.

What i need to do is create a static NAT and create an internal gateway that will forwad traffic to and from the router wich also has a public ip.

If anyone can help please drop me a mail @ [email protected]

:eek:
 
If you have a spare old box to do the static routing for you have a look at http://www.m0n0.ch/wall/
Setup & configuration takes about 20 mins including setting up the aliases & forwarding to internal servers with routable IP's.
Hope it helps.

Regards.
 
wasabi said:
I am using a Cisco router that is locked and have no access to.

Well thats crap. You've paid for it and the cisco router can probably do it for you. Can;t you request access to it or ask your service/hardware provider to do it for you?

Pointless to waste time and money on another router when you got one perfectly good one there.
 
Cisco Router

Yeah it would be nice having access to the router but it is on lease and thats the end of that.

Thanks Impegrim will check it out......
 
All you need is either MS ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) or a linux box running nat for you.. If you ask that nat be done on the router you lose a lot of you power when it comes to hosting stuff.

If you what help with NAT on Linux I will be more that happy to help.

Cheers
 
NAT Achieved

Thanks for all the help guys. I managed to get up and running with smoothwall. It was a piece of cake to set up and is working like an Afghan bomb....
 
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