Get to NAT'd address from inside

In article , Dave wrote: :I have a PIX501, on the inside is 192.168.0.0, on the outside is :193.194.193.192 (public IP). I have 1 client on the inside 192.168.0.1 :which is nat'd also with the address 193.194.193.193. I want to be able :from the inside to connect to 193.194.193.193, can I do it?

Not without adding additional equipment. PIX 6.x never allows loopbacks on the same interface, and the PIX501 is only able to use the two interfaces with no possibility of using the work-arounds available on the other models.

:Or do I :always have to use 192.168.0.1. You see the issue here is that I have :software which is licensed to 193.194.193.193 and it won't let me use :it if I connect to 192.168.0.1 so I always have to use an alternative :route to the internet, like my broadband or something and this is quite :a pain.

Sorry, you'll have to add at least one more device into the mix. That device could be something like a Linksys BEFR11S4 or other simple NAT'ing ethernet-to-ethernet router.