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netopia router

Asked by asaidi in Network Routers, Network Operations

Hi
i have xp pc connected to the router for mail server and internet connection with ip 192.168.1.4..and the router is 192.168.1.254
at the same time i have win 2000 server with ip 194.125.10.1 static ip
in my router i create nat (my public ip is 83.71.142.153) when i created ftp server on the xp computer i can access it with ip public ,but really i want to share one of my folder on the server win 2000 with other people via ftp ,then i created ftp server on  this server,but i can access it only with static ip and only in my network lan
can i have two nat or i create ip passthrough instead of natStart Free Trial
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