YOU need control over the final NAT device that has a public IP. It sounds like you don't... Since YOUR "public" IP is still a private IP, there is really nothing you can do as fat as I see, besides ...
I'm setting up a NAT translator on a friend's home network. For reasons I *REALLY* don't want to go into, he's insisting on using Windows 2000 Server as his ...
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