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[phantasm]

Hey all. I'm new here so let me take a second to introduce myself.

My name's Derek and I have a few yrs. of technical experience behind me. I currently hold an AS degree in CIS and am working on my BS degree. I started the CCNA program a few years ago but not enough people passed the courses so i was unable to take CCNA 3 & 4. Such is life.

I currently have my own cisco gear and am a member of the Cisco Net Academy Alumni. So hi to any of you that are here.

Now for my question. As stated in the subject line i have this router at the house. I don't do wireless much so this router is perfect for me. It's running Cisco IOS 12.2. What i'm trying to do is set up port forwarding for my web server and also DHCP for the 4 ports on the router. I'm sure i can come up with the DHCP command but am unfamiliar with the Port Forwarding. Any help is appreciated.

[mobbarley]

I assume you are sharing the internet OK using NAT overload?

you can set up a static translation something like this:

ip nat inside source static [tcp/udp] [inside ip adddress] [inside port] [outside interface/ip] [outside port]

for example I map ext port 60022 to my server's ssh port (22) like this:
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.0.14 22 interface FastEthernet0/0.2 60022

Using the interface name instead of address will work if you ext IP changes.

[phantasm]

hmmm i tried your example and it says ip is an unrecognized command.

[mobbarley]

Originally Posted by phantasm

hmmm i tried your example and it says ip is an unrecognized command.

you will want to get into config first:

en
<password>
configure terminal