NAT help please

[reapur]

Hello all.
I have been researching a NAT type solution for my @home connection and I have a few questions:
My setup is similar to this picture take from uq.net.au.

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my "NAT" box is actually win2k advanced server. Is there any way I can setup a quake server/ ftp server / netmeeing on say the 192.168.1.2 and have someone from the internet get to it?
I have been reading a lot about pptp, port mapping and all that but I'm not sure what the best solution is here.
Thanks in advance.

Reapur

"Great Spirits Have Always Encountered Violent Opposition From Mediocre Minds" A. Einstein.

[LordAthens]

i'm curious about the same thing myself. anyone?

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-LordAthens

[InHere]

I hope those IP addresses arent your real ones. Never put actual IP add on here.

[kill-9]

Possibly two solutions... a proxy server or a router. I'm not sure how the proxy works on a WIN2K box, but if it will handle the protocols and the designated ports for the apps you will be running, then sweet. With MS Proxy for NT, you can designate the app, the protocol, the port and whether it's outgoing or incoming.

With a router it's basically the same thing, it's NATing many to one. Your many private IP's to one public. The type of router will depend on the difficulty of setting this up.