Randy,
one possible way to do this is with Static/Dynamic NAT.
You will need to use at least a /29 address from your provider to do this.
Use a pool to NAT overload with and define a static NAT for your internet
based services..
!!! first and last valid IP to nat with
ip nat pool nat-pool 216.
You can setup NAT using the interface instead of the actual IP that you
learn from your ISP on e0. If you search the archives, you'll find a thread
where this topic (NAT and Dynamic external IP) is discussed at length. A
co-worker has his DSL cable modem setup like this.
It seems this functiona
I can't see it working because of the dynamic IP on the external interface.
You can use NAT to map it over, but as soon as it changes
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> I have a 2514 doing NAT with overload on my internet connection g
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