My only gripe is that the Cisco 675 DSL router/modem
they sold me MUST be
in routing mode, not bridging mode, and it does not have the capability to
do port forwarding. <sigh> So you can't run a server to save your soul.
So what's the deal with that? The Cisco wants to route to some IP address,
fair enough just make the target of that IP address another router that
happens to be running NAT, a Firewall, etc. A VAX works great for this, or
an old PC, or a junked laptop, etc.
You don't need port forwarding to run a server, you only need either a
static IP address or a rendezvous protocol for finding your server.
--Chuck