Oops... accidentally posted an older version of that config.
The line I'm trying to use for this is:
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.x.x <port number> interface fastethernet0 <port number>
This works in the sense that the resource is now available externally, but it is no longer accessible internally at that point.
As soon as I remove this line, the resource is available internally again.
I'm not sure if this is due to something in the ACL's, or if this is how port forwarding is supposed to work in IOS (which would be lame since the Linksys routers we were previously using did not do this, and allowed access from either internally or externally)
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
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by: photograffitiPosted on 2006-10-05 at 12:36:49ID: 17671560
What you described is how the Cisco router should work by default. It should not break anything on the inside of your network.
In your config, I don't see where the port forwarding is configured. All I see if a NAT overload for all traffic on your VLAN1 interface going outbound.