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From: Dave Mc on 19 Mar 2010 13:57
I am using a server 2003 as a router. (Not ISA) Is it possible to assign a
second ip address to the internet facing adapter and map that ip to an
internal ip ?
From: Dusko Savatovic on 19 Mar 2010 16:49
No, I don't believe it is possible.
I used second and other IP addresses exclusively for web sites hosted on the
IIS and nothing else.

"Dave Mc" <DaveMc(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I am using a server 2003 as a router. (Not ISA) Is it possible to assign
> a
> second ip address to the internet facing adapter and map that ip to an
> internal ip ?

From: Bill Grant on 19 Mar 2010 21:10


"Dave Mc" <DaveMc(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I am using a server 2003 as a router. (Not ISA) Is it possible to assign
> a
> second ip address to the internet facing adapter and map that ip to an
> internal ip ?

Is your server running as a NAT router? If you are using RRAS/NAT you can
add a pool of public IPs to RRAS (not to the NIC) and map these public IPs
to machines on the private LAN through NAT. This "pool" can be a single IP.
Specify the same IP as start and end address.


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