09-18-2007 02:10 AM - edited 03-05-2019 06:32 PM
Hello
I'have adquired a Cisco 857 router, and it's set by default on monoterminal ( all ports open, and no needed to open it by NAT ) and I would set the router on Multiterminal ( closing all ports and opening it by NAT one per one ).
Thanks
09-18-2007 03:08 AM
hi
are you planning to map your internal server to a public based on the port number ?
if yes then you just need to define static nat translation statements mapping the internal port of the server where the applicaiton is hosted and the external port on which you want the public world to access the application.
By doing so you only open the port to the external world for access and you can harden on the server end restricting or blocking other ports for user access..
regds
09-18-2007 03:27 PM
Yes !!! that's exactcly what I really want to do.
I've set up NAT configuration, but something is wrong, because the users on the LAN can download MAIL, SSH, VNC...and the ports aren't mapped, there are just a few ports that I have just set up to test the routing, but with this configuration users can surf everywhere...
I add a photo of NAT configuration...what's wrong there? ports are mapped and can download mail POP3, SMTP, ALL services.
http://img338.imageshack.us/img338/6430/aazw3.jpg
Thanks
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