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Cisco Port Forwarding on all addresses

All,

What is the command to forward port 80 on all IP's. For Instance, I want my Cisco 1721 router, whenever it has something on port 80 come in, no matter who it's from or who it's to, to be forwarded.

Is this possible?

Thanks!

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Les Moore

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srobotech

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When port forwarding, it has to be to a specified internal IP? For example, we have a timeclock on the inside the the timeclock tech support needs to get to. In order to do so, they have to remotely access it on a specific port. I have no idea what the timeclock IP is off the top of my head. Any ideas on a way around this?

Thanks!

Les Moore

It *must* be a specified IP address. No way around it.

renill

i believe u neednot crack about the ip addrress all u need is to forward the http requests coming on ur public ip to an internal ip..
i think the time clock would be an NTP server ...or something like that...
go try the command immore mentioned..

renill

repco

I'm not sure, but isn't that why there is a broadcast address? Again, I am not sure...but I guess it would be worth a shot. 192.168.1.255 Something like that? I would also like to know that answer....

renill

OOps ..
I'm really sorry about what has happened with my language..

Renill

The--Captain

renill,

No need to freak out - just try to keep in mind that we have quite a few folks here that didn't learn english as their first language - IM text can be confusing (to say the least) in such situations...

I appreciate your response.

Cheers,
-Jon

renill

Okie