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Name: marsd Date: August 3, 2001 at 20:19:59 Pacific
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Hey michelle: Cisco's nat is counterintuitive and I am not familiar with your router series. I would check out the cisco site for some examples. Tou will need nat to masquerade your internal (private) ip.
Good Luck.
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Name: Chase Date: August 4, 2001 at 09:16:40 Pacific
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What you're after is called "Policy Routing" and is actually quite easy to configure, once you understand it.
You'll have to create an access-list defining what protocol goes to which IP, and then apply it to the external interface.
I haven't done this in almost two years, so my memory is a bit foggy as the exactly hwo to do it. If you search on masquerading, though, you won't find it. Use policy routing.
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