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Static Mapped SecureNAT - 15.May2001 6:31:00 AM

dbly

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I have a functioning ISA standard server, with my internal clients using the SecureNAT default gateway setup.
I have 4 Macintosh machines that need to connect to a server outside of our network, the target server will not accept our entire agency's public interface address.
I need to set these 4 machines up so that they present a different public IP address. I am not sure how to set this up.
I have tried the server publishing with no success. I have them setup as a client set, how do I configure this?

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RE: Static Mapped SecureNAT - 15.May2001 5:18:00 PM

tshinder

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Hi Dalton,

The only IP address that can be presented to external servers is the IP address at the top of the binding order on the ISA Server's external interface. Right now, there isn't a way to map ports to clients like you can with the Win2k RRAS NAT service.