Port Mapping through a Win 2003 Server to a client machine

I need to set up W2003 server (no external router) so that I can use the
public IP address of the server with a specific port that will point to a
private IP address within the internal network. This would allow us to
access a program that uses a web interface by entering say
111.111.111.111:5200 being routed to 192.168.2.10.

Please be specific as possible.

Thanks.
--
John

Port forwarding in W2k/W2k3 is done through the NAT section of RRAS.
After you install RRAS and NAT you will find a special ports tab under NAT
in the MMC.

John F wrote:
> I need to set up W2003 server (no external router) so that I can use
> the public IP address of the server with a specific port that will
> point to a private IP address within the internal network. This
> would allow us to access a program that uses a web interface by
> entering say 111.111.111.111:5200 being routed to 192.168.2.10.
>
> Please be specific as possible.
>
> Thanks.

Thanks Bill. Can you suggest a step by step guild to accomplish the mapping
in my original message.
--
John


"Bill Grant" wrote:

> Port forwarding in W2k/W2k3 is done through the NAT section of RRAS.
> After you install RRAS and NAT you will find a special ports tab under NAT
> in the MMC.
>
> John F wrote:
> > I need to set up W2003 server (no external router) so that I can use
> > the public IP address of the server with a specific port that will
> > point to a private IP address within the internal network. This
> > would allow us to access a program that uses a web interface by
> > entering say 111.111.111.111:5200 being routed to 192.168.2.10.
> >
> > Please be specific as possible.
> >
> > Thanks.
>
>
>

It's a GUI interface. You just type the IP address in the box!

John F wrote:
> Thanks Bill. Can you suggest a step by step guild to accomplish the
> mapping in my original message.
>
>> Port forwarding in W2k/W2k3 is done through the NAT section of
>> RRAS. After you install RRAS and NAT you will find a special ports
>> tab under NAT in the MMC.
>>
>> John F wrote:
>>> I need to set up W2003 server (no external router) so that I can use
>>> the public IP address of the server with a specific port that will
>>> point to a private IP address within the internal network. This
>>> would allow us to access a program that uses a web interface by
>>> entering say 111.111.111.111:5200 being routed to 192.168.2.10.
>>>
>>> Please be specific as possible.
>>>
>>> Thanks.

http://www.windowsnetworking.com/art...AT-router.html

Bill Grant wrote:
> It's a GUI interface. You just type the IP address in the box!
>
> John F wrote:
>> Thanks Bill. Can you suggest a step by step guild to accomplish the
>> mapping in my original message.
>>
>>> Port forwarding in W2k/W2k3 is done through the NAT section of
>>> RRAS. After you install RRAS and NAT you will find a special ports
>>> tab under NAT in the MMC.
>>>
>>> John F wrote:
>>>> I need to set up W2003 server (no external router) so that I can
>>>> use the public IP address of the server with a specific port that
>>>> will point to a private IP address within the internal network. This
>>>> would allow us to access a program that uses a web interface
>>>> by entering say 111.111.111.111:5200 being routed to 192.168.2.10.
>>>>
>>>> Please be specific as possible.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks.