(ASCEND) Pipeline NAT port mapping (was Pipeline 50 and NAT)

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Patrick Marshall once wrote:

>> You can have the ISP assign you one static IP and then run nat.
>> On your end just set the pipeline for NAT.  Here is a good example 
>> on the setup.
>> http://aos.ascend.com/aos:/gennavviewer.html?doc_id=0900253d80006
>> ce6&doc_header=terminal
>>
>> If you still need to run SMTP email, make sure to have the ISP 
>> point your mail to the single IP and then map port 25 to your 
>> SMTP server.

Got a similar situation here that can be resolved by this response!

But not being very familiar with the Pipeline series programming
not sure how to accomplish this!

Essentially want a Pipeline to make a dial-up connection,
getting a static IP address from a Radius server.

An MX entry for a domain will point at that static address ...
so we need to have it mapped to port 25 on the server which
is on the 'inside' (Ethernet side) of the network (i.e.,
with a 192.168.x.x type private address).

Any tips / pointers?

Best regards,
Bob McCormick

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