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2 different Port Forwarding on 2 WAN Links individually

Sachin Sathe

Hi,

I am sachin sathe from Pune.

I am new to this forum.

I recently purchased a XG 210 Appliance, following is my setup

WAN LINK 1 - PPPOE - but gives me a static IP - 117.XX.XX.XX

WAN LINK 2 - PPPOE - But given me static IP - 59.XX.XX.XX

LAN- 192.168.26.X

I have 2 different applications hosted on 2  internal Servers.

I want to use 2 separate wan links for each of the application.

 

That is -- For PORT 9000 and 443 i want to use WAN1 and forward the traffic to Internal LAN IP

and for PORT 50544 and 9999 want to use WAN2 and forward the traffic to Internal IP

also want to configure web browsing of few machines on the lan to use a WAN link 2.

i am confused between Policy based routing and Port forwarding and Firewall Policy Rules

please guide me.

thanks

sachin

 



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    Hi,

    the easy bit first.

    you create a firewall rule source LAN -> any (you can create you own network if you wish) -> destination WAN -> any -> allow (port) -> log -> MASQ - > WAN2. When you are comfortable that is working you can refine the port selection, enable the web proxy by turning on http scanning, add web and application policies and tune the IPS.

    Firewall policies are used to setup which applications and web categories you allow and are applied in firewall rules.

    At this stag you do not need routing policies.

    For your incoming server access you create a business rule for each server.

    Ian

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    Hi,

    the easy bit first.

    you create a firewall rule source LAN -> any (you can create you own network if you wish) -> destination WAN -> any -> allow (port) -> log -> MASQ - > WAN2. When you are comfortable that is working you can refine the port selection, enable the web proxy by turning on http scanning, add web and application policies and tune the IPS.

    Firewall policies are used to setup which applications and web categories you allow and are applied in firewall rules.

    At this stag you do not need routing policies.

    For your incoming server access you create a business rule for each server.

    Ian

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