NAT & Routing And Remote Access

[Guest]

I have configured a 2K server using Routing and Remote Access (RRA). The
server has 2 IFs named public (66.X.X.X) and private (192.168.1.1). I
enabled RRA as an INTERNECT CONNECTION and chose public for the internet
connection. LAN PCs can surf no problem.

Here is where my problem comes. I have an email server (192.168.1.118) and
a web server (192.168.1.119). I need to port address transate (PAT) 66.X.X.M
port 25 to the email server's ip at port 25 and PAT 66.X.X.N port 80 to the
web server at port 80.

I tried it using this method. Under Network Address Translation, I added
the two external addresses public's Address Pool. Next I defined Special
Ports using specific address pool ips. I even defined an in filter and out
filter to allow all traffic and noting works.

What is the proper way to configure this scenario?

 

[Guest]

Problem solved .... When I was adding addresses to the address pool the
dialog prompts for a begin address, subnet and end address. Being cisco
familiar, for a single host address i put in 66.X.X.Y for the begin address,
255.255.255.255 for the subnet and the dialog filledin the end address with
66.X.X.Y. VIOLA a single host. Not so fast. This breaks the NATing in
RRAS. You need in a subnet mask that matches the subnet on the interface
that is doing the NATing in my case 255.255.255.0!

What a pain in the neck to figure this one out!