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How to Dnat to Multiple Lans on same Private Ip Class

Hello,

Is there a way to DNAT into my ENTIRE office LAN w/o changing each computer LAN IP subnet?

In DNAT the Public IP to Private Specfic ip only lets me communicate with one computer on 192.168.2*** afterwards the other dnats won't work with the same public ip but rather only the first one on top will let me in and afterwards nothing happens with the same Public IP to Private Class IP in DNAT.

What do I use to connect to my Office LAN say 8 computers so I can use there resources rendering my code at night. Specfically a range from 192.168.2.100 to 192.168.2.108 instead of each Ip seperately.

Mike

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0 Scott_Klassen over 14 years ago

I don't think you can DNAT to a range.

Traditionally if you want to make multiple systems available as one, you would need to run them as a cluster.

I'm not certain that I understand the use case here.

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0 MikeinNYC over 14 years ago in reply to Scott_Klassen

I am using a cloud for the resources but how to use them all instead of only just one computer.

I know I could change the private class like

192.168.20.100: port xyz+8

192.168.21.101
192.168.22.102

then I could just DNAT a Public to a Specfic DIFFERENT Private Ip correct?
But the Astaro I believe has the power somewhere in the million page manual.

M
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0 MikeinNYC over 14 years ago in reply to MikeinNYC

Is there a way to connect to an entire lan besides:

1) DNAT to a specfic IP (I want to DNAT to Range of Private IPS)
2) Terminal Serices _ yes I know I can use this

To be clear, I would like to use my resources in my office as a cloud or as one giant computer(w/o VMware)

Mike
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0 MikeinNYC over 14 years ago in reply to MikeinNYC

Is there a way to connect to an entire lan besides:

1) DNAT to a specfic IP (I want to DNAT to Range of Private IPS)
2) Terminal Serices _ yes I know I can use this

To be clear, I would like to use my resources in my office as a cloud or as one giant computer(w/o VMware)

Mike
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0 eganders_01 over 14 years ago in reply to MikeinNYC

Tentatively scheduled for v.8.3

Definitions: IP-Range network definition object

Network Security: 1-to-1 NAT
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0 MikeinNYC over 14 years ago in reply to eganders_01

Thank you for that link.

Hopefully the next version will include this.

Workaround:
To use MS RDC to access my entire lan on private class ip.[:O]

looking forward to the new features.

Mike
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