[c-nsp] PPTP and NAT
Brett Looney
brett at looney.id.au
Mon Aug 7 05:08:25 EDT 2006
At 16:57 7/08/2006, you wrote:
>I have a customer who wants me to configure his router in order to have port
>1723 of one of his public addresses redirected to 192.168.254.5, and IP
>protocol 47 forwarded to the same private IP.
>
>So I guess he wants to have incoming PPTP sessions.
>
>How do I do this with NAT? It seems that only UDP and TCP can be processed,
>not IP protocol 47:
You have to do a NAT on the entire IP address. No way of getting
around it that I know of. And then you'll need to put in an ACL to
allow only 1723/TCP and GRE through.
B.
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