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Python Web Development with Sanic
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In this lab, you will learn how to implement static NAT on an organization’s router to forward traffic that is originating from the internet to an internal private server. To complete this exercise, you will be continuing from where you left off from the previous lab. To put it simply, this exercise is an extension of the previous lab and you will be using the topology shown in Figure 12.13:
Figure 12.13: Static NAT with port forwarding topology
The objective of this lab is to allow users (public PC) on the internet to access the internal web server on the private corporate network via NAT. Therefore, when the public PC enters the public IP address of the HQ router within the web browser, the HQ router will translate and forward the traffic to only the internal web server.
To get started with implementing static NAT with port forwarding, use the following instructions: