Sure, all you need to do is specify NAT (or whatever method you choose
to use to allow traffic through) for each machine available on the PC
Anywhere port (which I think is 5631 TCP and 5632 UDP).
If this were a PIX, I would set up a static NAT for each box like so:
some_public_ip -> box1
some_public_ip2 -> box2
etc...
static (outside,inside) xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy 255.255.255.255
where x is a public IP and y is an internal IP assigned to the inside PC
anywhere boxes.
You will also need an ACL (Again, if a PIX, but the theory should be
relatively the same):
access-list acl_outside permit tcp host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx host
yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy eq 5631
where xxx is the user home IP address and yyy is nat IP.
Regards-
Jay
Thus spake Rick Lim ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Is this possible,
> we have 3 pc's that we would like office staff to be able to
> access via pc anywhere from their home, is it possible that
> all 3 staff members be able to access 3 different pc's behind
> the firewall at the same time? If so how do I go about it?
>
> home pc #1 ------------>| f |------------------>office pc#1
> | i |
> | r |
> home pc #2 ------------>| e |-----------------> office pc#2
> | w |
> | a |
> | l |
> home pc #3 ------------>| l |------------------> office pc#3
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