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routing in RRAS
Name: compucoder Date: December 29, 2003 at 07:38:06 Pacific OS: Win2003 CPU/Ram: 3.02/1gb
Comment:
We have a 5 ip block from our isp and I need to use these other 5 ip's soon.
I cant figure out how exactly to configure RRAS to forward these ip's. I do not want nat but instead have it acting as a router and forward the incoming packets on those ip's to the correct machine. I've got an external router IP and according the ISP the 5 ip's we have are routed through this one outside router ip. This configuration is new to me so I am stuck. The isp modem is connected directly into the one 3com NIC and i have a second NIC in the server which will get 1 of the 5 ip's
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