Hello

I would like to do a one-to-one static IP address assign, but I don't know
how to do this.
Plese any help.

Best regards
Mirek

Mirek wrote:

I heard that Politechnika Rzeszowska has the best Cisco Academy in Poland...
Now I don't think so...
First... search and read information on CCO(!!!), second ask your instructor
or for example here ... Never in another way...

PaJacek

You've bad news. Politechnika Rzeszowska doesn't have Cisco Academy. But
this is not the main point of my answer. Beside, my email is fake one.

Take a break.You have to be more polite, news groups is for making
questions, not for writting I'M THE BEST. It was just a question. From the
other side, you've given a prove that the Polish man can only say DO IT BY
YOURSELF. No help. Sad, because couple times I asked guys from
comp.dcom.sys.cisco and THEY gave me an advice - you didn't.

Sad Mirek

Yeap. That's right. Very sad.

I will help You. Please specify what is Your problem.
You mean NAT ?

Greetings
Jarek

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What's up doc?
Hello, I saw Bugs Bunny cartoon. It's recommened by .... (doesn't matter).

I nice to meet somebody polite.
My wish is to make IP assign (one-to-one) on Cisco router. I have the host
with private IP. I would like to assign this IP to other IP - this time
public one. Something like

static(ddd,aaa) ......

on PIX firewall.

Thx for help.
Best regards
Mirek

I think it will be usefull:
http://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/Suppor..._Configuration

Jaroslav

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ip nat inside source static <internal address> <external address>

JR


On Tue, 17 Feb 2004 21:42:59 +0100, "Mirek" <solowiejNS@prz.edu.pl> wrote:

Thx for help.
Best regards
Mirek