"Andre Cameron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I just got a new ADSL line with a efficient speadstream 5800 router/hub. I
> have two RH servers and one windows machine. I also got with my package 4
> static IP's. I have assigned one to the router and added a subnet as well
> for the standard 192.168.1.10 stuff for the windows pc. I have assigned the
> static IP's to the servers. How the heck to I get the router to accept
> incoming connections to the static IP and route it to the proper server?
>
> I tried using NAT and a logical port like adding 0:2 with the ip
> 64.252.54.171 and having everything to that IP forwarded to 64.252.54.170
> but it did not work from the web and it seams like a big waste of expensive
> IP's:(
I'm not sure what a speadsteam 5800 is. Is it the adsl interface or
something inboard from there?
I use a NETGEAR FR-314 Router/firewall. like thie:
|
dsl modem
|
ROUTER (gateway) NETGEAR FR314
|
---------------------------------
| | | | |
m1 m2 m3 m4 m5
That router (and many others) allow NATing to any internal address
and can be setup in a fairly easily understood interface conducted
over a web browser connection to NETGEAR FR-314
The Netgear product allows up to 8 machines to be NATed thru one IP
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