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That is not feasible as I need over 300 ports open. I need to PAT ranges of ports.

Currently I do static 1 to 1 NAT. But I want to now be able to have clients come in using 1 IP, but based on what port they come in on, determines which internal server they get sent to. I'm running IOS 6.3 Here is my current config style. That is the jist of the config. Obviously I've...

I don't use it enough day to day to memorize things. So when I need to jump on the router and do some changes it's much faster to just throw that page up on my second screen! :D

Our traffic arrives to us encrypted. Although the router is not doing any VPN or AES itself, the traffic itself is encrypted causing slowness. We maintain about 30Mbps at all times 24x7 through the 2611XM. Normally that wouldn't be too much of a problem, but since every bit of it is NAT'ed and...

This is an amazing website that helps me ALL the time. http://www.more.net/technical/netserv/tcpip/subnet.html

Sorry, this is not for SOHO. The feed is a 100mbps ethernet handoff. The 2611XM currently has about 50+ static NAT's setup within it. "ip nat inside source static tcp <port> <inside ip> <port> <outside ip> extendable" We can't afford an ASA.

Currently the Cisco 2611XM is serving as both router and firewall. We don't do any crazy ACL's or anything. All we are using the router for is to NAT traffic from (2) /28 blocks of public IP's to our servers on the LAN. However, the routers CPU is starting to get maxed out because of all the...

a cisco router is going to be overkill for you unless you really know what you are doing. Even the 17xx series don't really have good GUI's so you will spend a lot of time in hyperterminal configuring the router through command line.

Must it be SAN? You can get 10TB into a single Dell MD1000 DAS array for under 10k

yeah.. usually the 229.80 would be the gateway.. but thats not the case here. Were in a data center and the 231.65 is our gateway.. so we get to use all 16 addresses of the /28 instead of just 14. We don't want to use static NAT's. If I could put the server on a DMZ that would be fine too...

I have a cisco 2611XM dual fast ethernet router. It's running IOS 12.3. We have several static NAT's defined. we have a /28 IP block established. I am trying to setup a server to be outside of our NAT. How would I do this? Our primary IP is aaa.bbb.231.65 However, our /28 is...

Well, RAM is not the issue. The server has 2 dual core Xeon's at 3ghz with 8GB of ram. The SAS's are 10k rpm in RAID 1. What is the point of getting ESX? Will ESX allow me to do what I want? If not, there is no benefit to getting it.

Well, let me describe what I am trying to do and tell me if workstation will do it. I currently have about 6 windows server 2003 virtual machines. Each one runs a custom install of a software our company uses. Without touting all the bells and whistles, it basically it a specialized web...

I am looking for someone that knows VMware workstation 6 inside and out. I have a pretty good grasp of it, and have quite a few clients running in virtual machines at the moment but feel that I am not making the most out of my resources. I know there has to be a better way than they way I am...

I have some bandwidth monitoring programs that I use that graphic traffic on our physical adapter. We run multiple IP's through the 1 physical we have right now, but I want to monitor traffic on EACH IP. Please no recommendations on all sorts of SNMP traps and such (as I don't want to change...