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Your Router has the HTTP server turned on

Your internal IP address range is NAT'd to use the Serial0/0/0 interface

You have a 1 to 1 NAT setup between the host at 172.18.0.109 and the public IP of 204.8.1xx.xxx

You have a 1 to 1 NAT setup between the host at 172.18.0.108 and the public IP of 204.8.1xx.xxx

You have a 1 to 1 NAT setup between the host at 172.18.0.107 and the public IP of 204.8.1xx.xxx

You have a 1 to 1 NAT setup between the host at 172.18.0.106 and the public IP of 204.8.1xx.xxx

You have a 1 to 1 NAT setup between the host at 172.18.0.105 and the public IP of 204.8.1xx.xxx

Host is excluded from NAT

Host is excluded from NAT

Host is excluded from NAT

Host is excluded from NAT

Host is excluded from NAT

All other hosts in the subnet can use NAT

lets say i enter http://204.8.1xx.xxx:8080 into an address line of an internet browser it should find that IP address out in cyber world, and bring me to the router that has this IP address and within the router it will convert the public IP address to the private IP address and take me to that piece of equipment within that company? or is there something more that needs to be done within my router to allow this to happen?

Thanks

Not sure what this means, but it's necessary that the route to

204.8.1xx.xxx is via whatever address is on Serial0/0. If you traceroute 204.8.1xx.xxx is S0/0 one of the intermediate hops?

NAT just changes the IP addresses as required. You still have to get the routing right.

Maybe. You haven't shown us the whole config, and the bit you have let us see is necessary but not sufficient.