How to PAT using RRAS

I have a server with 3 NICs. Their names and IPs are public @ 66.X.X.Z and
private @ 192.168.11.1. RRAS is enabled with NAT on the public ip. In this
basic config hosts are able to route to the internet.

Now, this is where things get tricky (for me anyway). There are two hosts
on the private network: email @ 192.168.11.20 and www@192.168.11.30. I need
to create three PATs: 66.X.X.Y ports 80 & 443 to 192.168.11.30 ports 80 & 43
and 66.X.X.W port 25 to 192.168.11.20 port 25.

I tried doing this however networking get totally hosed. Here is what I did
to mess it up. Under IP Routing>Network Address Translation (NAT) added the
two IPs tto the Address Pool. Next I created a Special Port for TCP
66.X.X.Y from the Address Pool with incoming port 80, private address
192.168.11.30 and outgoing port 80. This does not work. I've even added
incoming filters to the public IF allowing any thing to hit port 80 on the
66.X.X.Y ip.

Can anyone help?

This is on Windows 2000 Server.

"Netmon" wrote:

> I have a server with 3 NICs. Their names and IPs are public @ 66.X.X.Z and
> private @ 192.168.11.1. RRAS is enabled with NAT on the public ip. In this
> basic config hosts are able to route to the internet.
>
> Now, this is where things get tricky (for me anyway). There are two hosts
> on the private network: email @ 192.168.11.20 and www@192.168.11.30. I need
> to create three PATs: 66.X.X.Y ports 80 & 443 to 192.168.11.30 ports 80 & 43
> and 66.X.X.W port 25 to 192.168.11.20 port 25.
>
> I tried doing this however networking get totally hosed. Here is what I did
> to mess it up. Under IP Routing>Network Address Translation (NAT) added the
> two IPs tto the Address Pool. Next I created a Special Port for TCP
> 66.X.X.Y from the Address Pool with incoming port 80, private address
> 192.168.11.30 and outgoing port 80. This does not work. I've even added
> incoming filters to the public IF allowing any thing to hit port 80 on the
> 66.X.X.Y ip.
>
> Can anyone help?