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directing traffic to VNC server

ddicky
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How should direct request to my internal VNC server(private IP) which hidden behind NAT of my router.Assume I'm using PPoE for connection to internet.I only have 1 global IP to my WAN port.PLs advise

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ramesh.krishnan
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if you isp supports making a "bridge mode" of your router, this can be done. it means, your router is invisible and the public IP comes to your machine. consult your ISp whether thry support this or not and make your router in bridge mode.

ramesh

e.tantsura
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Hi,

Some small routers also suport outside port translation ie every IP packet that comes to global IP TCP port=VNC will be sent to the NAT IP.

Hi,this is what I'm talking about.

Assume that my VNC server is 192.168.0.1/24 but how should direct I direct the request from my PAT to this VNC server.

Hi, maybe this is what you need,

ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.0.1 [vncport] [publicip] [vncport] extendable