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Technical User
My question if the following:
can I create a DMZ host with a static map based on an IP address I got off a DHCP server?
here is what i got:
External IP | device | Internal
--------------------------------------------
{pvc #/#} | DSL modem | 68.54.198.x
68.54.198.xEth0/1 | Cisco2611 | 10.0.0.1 Eth0/0 (*1)*NAT
10.0.0.1-.254 | switch | 10.0.0.1-.254 (*2)
(*1) The Ethernet with the public IP comes in on Eth0/1 & the data exits the router to the Internal network on Eth0/0
(*2) Workstations & Servers
The following is what I'd like to do:
External IP | device | Internal
--------------------------------------------
{pvc #/#} | DSL modem | 68.54.198.x
68.54.198.xEth0/1 | Cisco2611 | 10.0.0.1 Eth0/0 (*1)*NAT
10.0.0.100 | Win2003_Serv. | 10.0.0.100-.254 (*2)
10.0.0.101-.254 | switch | 10.0.0.101-.254
(*1) The Ethernet with the public IP comes in on Eth0/1 & the data exits the router to the Internal network on Eth0/0 & makes the 10.0.0.100 the DMZ node for full access.
(*2) Have a DMZ Win2003 Server for Remote Access & Web/Mail Services.
now the issue is that I get my IP address from my ISP via DHCP ....
so I wouldn't be able to create a static map for several reasons, 1 being that I only receive 1 IP address to begin with & the other is due to my IP constantly changing.
excert from my office T1:
ip nat inside source list 1 interface Serial0.1 overload
ip nat inside source static 192.168.xx.xx 64.200.xx.xx
The ABOVE I wouldn't be able to do, but I'm wondering if I couldn't have it looking like this:
ip nat inside source list 1 interface Ethernet0/1 overload
ip nat inside source static 10.0.0.100 0002.16d4.75c1
where " 0002.16d4.75c1" is the hardware address of Eth0/1 - NIC to external cable modem. - would this be able to take the then DHCP assigned IP address off the hardware address & be able to forward as the DMZ host ?!
can I create a DMZ host with a static map based on an IP address I got off a DHCP server?
here is what i got:
External IP | device | Internal
--------------------------------------------
{pvc #/#} | DSL modem | 68.54.198.x
68.54.198.xEth0/1 | Cisco2611 | 10.0.0.1 Eth0/0 (*1)*NAT
10.0.0.1-.254 | switch | 10.0.0.1-.254 (*2)
(*1) The Ethernet with the public IP comes in on Eth0/1 & the data exits the router to the Internal network on Eth0/0
(*2) Workstations & Servers
The following is what I'd like to do:
External IP | device | Internal
--------------------------------------------
{pvc #/#} | DSL modem | 68.54.198.x
68.54.198.xEth0/1 | Cisco2611 | 10.0.0.1 Eth0/0 (*1)*NAT
10.0.0.100 | Win2003_Serv. | 10.0.0.100-.254 (*2)
10.0.0.101-.254 | switch | 10.0.0.101-.254
(*1) The Ethernet with the public IP comes in on Eth0/1 & the data exits the router to the Internal network on Eth0/0 & makes the 10.0.0.100 the DMZ node for full access.
(*2) Have a DMZ Win2003 Server for Remote Access & Web/Mail Services.
now the issue is that I get my IP address from my ISP via DHCP ....
so I wouldn't be able to create a static map for several reasons, 1 being that I only receive 1 IP address to begin with & the other is due to my IP constantly changing.
excert from my office T1:
ip nat inside source list 1 interface Serial0.1 overload
ip nat inside source static 192.168.xx.xx 64.200.xx.xx
The ABOVE I wouldn't be able to do, but I'm wondering if I couldn't have it looking like this:
ip nat inside source list 1 interface Ethernet0/1 overload
ip nat inside source static 10.0.0.100 0002.16d4.75c1
where " 0002.16d4.75c1" is the hardware address of Eth0/1 - NIC to external cable modem. - would this be able to take the then DHCP assigned IP address off the hardware address & be able to forward as the DMZ host ?!