an interesting idea, i have to say. but, i think you don't have to worry
about the nat. configure it on the ethernet port that goes into the cable
modem, and simply allow your network behind for nat.
the question is if you have a static ip address assigned from your isp
(which is unusual) or is it going to be negotiated? If it is negotiated,
then you need 12.1.t version to be able to configure ip address dhcp under
the ethernet port (cisco still doesn't have ip add negotiated command for
lan interfaces).
int e0
ip add dhcp
ip nat out
int s0
ip nat ins
ip add 1.1.1.1 f.f.f.0
access-list 1 permit any
ip nat ins source list 1 int e0 overload
This should work.
Dragi
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