In a couple of months I will be setting up a few
networks inside of a hotel for a trade show. These networks
will need internet connectivity for the attendees vpn,
email... The # of clients on the inside combined should not exceed 225 and there will be no routing protocols used.
How DHCP will be handeled is still up in the air.
These networks will then transverse the hotels network
out to the real world.
The hotel will have about 6-8 public ip's for my use. My question is, A)would using NAT overloading on the inside
global work and what if any dns issues should I be aware of
if this is used.
Thanks, Jerry
networks inside of a hotel for a trade show. These networks
will need internet connectivity for the attendees vpn,
email... The # of clients on the inside combined should not exceed 225 and there will be no routing protocols used.
How DHCP will be handeled is still up in the air.
These networks will then transverse the hotels network
out to the real world.
The hotel will have about 6-8 public ip's for my use. My question is, A)would using NAT overloading on the inside
global work and what if any dns issues should I be aware of
if this is used.
Thanks, Jerry