Same IP But Different Ports

Question:

How do I allow the CDP Server to use the same IP but different ports for remote networks?

Solution:

You can use NAT to map external ports to internal IPs. Nat will need to be configured to accept public IPs with various ports, and route them to their internal hosts over port 1167.

So NAT will take care of routing the ports to their respective hosts over port 1167.

Next, you will need to make sure the hosts are registered by name in the CDP Server interface .
Once the host is registered by name, you will need to change the port in the Host Configuration to reflect the port for that host, which is defined in NAT.

1)Select the host from the list.
2)Choose "Change" from the lower right.
3)Change the "Remote Port" to whichever port NAT is using for this host.
4)Click "OK" (If the "Remote Port" box is greyed out, you will need to first uncheck the box that says "Use Default Network Settings".

From the CDP Server machine, you should be able to resolve each Hostname to the IP address that NAT is using. If you cannot resolve the hostname to the IP address, you can either use DNS or configure /etc/hosts on the CDP Server to resolve the unique hostnames to the IP address that NAT is using.

Same IP But Different Ports

Same IP But Different Ports

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