Hi,
I have a public ip. I have Windows 2000 Server running routing services and nat. I have assigned each pc in the network a static ip, and everything works fine. i have a Cisco ATA 186 VOIP analog phone adapter. I have a 4 line phone. Line 1 is land line, 2 is work line (VOIP), and 3/4 will soon be vonage phone/fax numbers.
For those who arent familiar with it, the CISCO ATA 186 is an analog phone to VOIP adapter. You hook up the phone to it and it converts it to voip. Anyways, it needs a dedicated ip, so I gave it 192.168.2.2 255.255.255.0 I have to forward large scopes of ports to this adapter. Like 10,000 to 20,000 all udp. I can find anywhere in windows where it allows me forward a scope of ports, only finding individual port forwarding. I'd rather not enter in 10,000 to 20,000 by hand. How can I enter a scope of ports to be forwarded to a private IP? Help?!
Thanks,
Jason
I have a public ip. I have Windows 2000 Server running routing services and nat. I have assigned each pc in the network a static ip, and everything works fine. i have a Cisco ATA 186 VOIP analog phone adapter. I have a 4 line phone. Line 1 is land line, 2 is work line (VOIP), and 3/4 will soon be vonage phone/fax numbers.
For those who arent familiar with it, the CISCO ATA 186 is an analog phone to VOIP adapter. You hook up the phone to it and it converts it to voip. Anyways, it needs a dedicated ip, so I gave it 192.168.2.2 255.255.255.0 I have to forward large scopes of ports to this adapter. Like 10,000 to 20,000 all udp. I can find anywhere in windows where it allows me forward a scope of ports, only finding individual port forwarding. I'd rather not enter in 10,000 to 20,000 by hand. How can I enter a scope of ports to be forwarded to a private IP? Help?!
Thanks,
Jason
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