BSR222 Business Configuration

We have purchased a BSR222 Business Secure Router to replace an unstable II-100S. On the old box, we have many NATs for Windows RDC. Most of them come through a single IP address and in the 100S look like this:

nat add 101.102.103.104:3389 192.168.1.101:3389 tcp nat add 101.102.103.104:3390 192.168.1.103:3389 tcp . . nat add 101.102.103.104:3410 192.168.1.121:3389 tcp nat add 101.102.103.104:3411 192.168.1.125:3389 tcp

The remote user can then put the common public IP and their port into the Windows RDC and connect to their PC.

Can someone advise me as to how I would accomplish this on the BSR222?

Thanks!

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NewarkGoss
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Well, it appears I have posted the wrong place - can some one tell me where I can get some help with the BSR222. Nortel sure doesn't have any - just refers me to a "reseller" or "partner", and they sure do not have any help either.

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NewarkGoss

Depends on what sort of help you need ! a place to start is:

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It would help if you told us what your problem is.

Regards Morten Rydahl

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Morten Rydahl Nielsen

I have posted the wrong place - can some one tell me

is:

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I do not have an account that alows me to download such things from Nortel's site - the messages indicate one must be a VAR or Partner.

I believe I explaned my "problem" in my first post - it follows in case you cannot see it as I do for some unknow reason:

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ We have purchased a BSR222 Business Secure Router to replace an unstable II-100S. On the old box, we have many NATs for Windows RDC. Most of them come through a single IP address and in the 100S look like this:

nat add 101.102.103.104:3389 192.168.1.101:3389 tcp nat add 101.102.103.104:3390 192.168.1.103:3389 tcp . . nat add 101.102.103.104:3410 192.168.1.121:3389 tcp nat add 101.102.103.104:3411 192.168.1.125:3389 tcp

The remote user can then put the common public IP and their port into the Windows RDC and connect to their PC.

Can someone advise me as to how I would accomplish this on the BSR222? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Reply to
NewarkGoss

Hi Newark,

Have you checked if the BSR222 has a port forwarding page in the configuration? i think you can achieve what you want by using the port forwarding configuration..

appears I have posted the wrong place - can some one tell me

is:

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onats.ong

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