Hello all, Need a little help here.
I have a network setup that has some public addresses that are being forwarded to internal LAN addresses via srcnat and dstnat. This feature is working fine.
I’ve also added static DNS entries so the associated names resolve correctly from inside the LAN, i.e. everyone inside the network can get to http://www.mydomain.com.
The problem I’m still having though is that even though “mydomain” resolves fine to the internal address, the public IP # itself doesn’t.
How can I make it so 70.x.x.x points to 10.x.x.x the same way “mydomain” does?
Thanks
Hope it will work
I’d rather not set the server up in a pppoe environment. There must be a way to do this easily. Any $50 linksys router out of the box will do it.
there are many possibilities in RouterOS
in the manual they all are listed (read about nat)
here is the link to manual:
http://www.mikrotik.com/testdocs/ros/2.9/
thanks but I’ve read the manual completely and tried all the example that should have worked. I’m at a loss at this point. Surely someone else has had to make this work.
I see no reason using destination NAT won’t forward them correctly from the LAN side