ok, i've done the searches, google, google/linux, and here. and i haven't found anything that helps.

i'm looking for a link, a how-to, something. i would like to set up nat, forwarding from the cisco to the specific machines on my network. i'm looking at getting my server going, and since my linux dmz took a poop on me, i now have to open up my ports on the router.

any one out there up to the challenge of helping out this moron? i have a block of static ip's that i will be assigning to certain machines. if someone could help out with just setting up one, i will apply that to the others.

thanks.

Wrong forum, you're looking for cisco help. Specifically CISCO nat'ing help. "ip nat" is the command you'll want to concern yourself with.

http://psyber.letifer.org/content/archives/000026.shtml <-- that will not only answer your question, but teach you. Go then!

thanks.

i got a simple link from another person, but it just says do this. it doesn't say what's up with what when your doing that. i'll read and learn.

thanks and take care.

hey emetib-
Im not quite getting what you mean by the way you worded your question but if you want help with your cisco equipment i'll be glad to help. if you want help drop me a line at stamour547@yahoo.com