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Cisco 1841 Router Config

I am setting up a poin to point T1 between 2 sites. One side will connect to my main office and the other to a remote site. I will be using a Cisco 1841 router and i am not sure of the commands for this router. I have done this connection a few times with 2612's. Currently at this site I am using a pix 501 and doing a site ot site vpn to a pix 520 over cable modem. I have 3 printers with outside static address's that are natted to 3 inside addresses on the pix 501. When I change this connection I need to change the printers IP address's since i will not have the cable modem anymore. Do I need to do port fowarding on the 520 to accomplish this without using a bunch of my outside ip addresses? Thanks
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This is the configuration for my 1841 "T1" connection. It is configured as any other device.

Router>en
Router#conf t
Router(config)#int Serial0/0/0
Router(config-if)#ip address 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0

Is your T1 going to be firewalled?

I would think that since both sites are going to be connected via a T1, there will be no need to use port forwarding on a firewall. the router would simply route the traffic to the proper destination.

Our set up is like this.

Campus A ----Router ----- Mail Filter/Proxy-------PIX--------DSL
                      |                      RRAS
                      |
Campus B-------

Campus B has outside access except through campus A .

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There is no firewall between these 2 sites:

                   10.1.3.0
 main site  --  Router----Switch[ corporate Lan]---pix--router-- ISP
                       :                            Fiber
  10.1.29.0        : T1 Point to Point
                       :
 remote    --  Router  10.1.5.0
                       :
                   switch
                       :
                   printers
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