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The general answer to this question is that it can't be done. However it is possible using a technique that was actually designed for a different purpose, an IP NAT pool. Using a NAT pool means you can specify an ACL (in this case with the port range) but you use a "pool" of a single address and specify the rotary method. In the example below the IP address 192.168.1.10 is the internal address that you wish to forward the range of TCP ports to:
Notes: * This tip has been tested working with various routers within various network topology * Similar attempts have been tried on UDP traffic to no avail. Therefore it is safely assumed that this tip does not work on UDP traffic. Feedback received on this FAQ entry:
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