Hello,
I'm running a C1721 doing PPPoE and NAT overload, and that's been working fine. I am now attempting to forward a port (TCP 80) from my outside interface (Dialer1) to my inside interface (FastEthernet0).
I've used this command many times in different scenarios, but it doesn't seem to be working on this setup:
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.254.80 80 interface Dialer1 80
When I telnet to 192.168.254.80, I get a TCP connection telling me my webserver is listening which is correct, however when I telnet to my router's Dialer1 IP port 80, i get a connection timed out.
If I do a "show ip nat trans", it does list out the static x-lation and it seems accurate. Is there something I'm missing when you try to do NAT overload and combine it with NAPT? This scenario has worked on many T1 setups but doesn't seem to be working on the Dialer1 / pppoe setup.
Any thoughts?
Tx - Rainman
I'm running a C1721 doing PPPoE and NAT overload, and that's been working fine. I am now attempting to forward a port (TCP 80) from my outside interface (Dialer1) to my inside interface (FastEthernet0).
I've used this command many times in different scenarios, but it doesn't seem to be working on this setup:
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.254.80 80 interface Dialer1 80
When I telnet to 192.168.254.80, I get a TCP connection telling me my webserver is listening which is correct, however when I telnet to my router's Dialer1 IP port 80, i get a connection timed out.
If I do a "show ip nat trans", it does list out the static x-lation and it seems accurate. Is there something I'm missing when you try to do NAT overload and combine it with NAPT? This scenario has worked on many T1 setups but doesn't seem to be working on the Dialer1 / pppoe setup.
Any thoughts?
Tx - Rainman