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Using WAN Alias IP for specific hosts in LAN

Francesco Ricucci1

Good evening everyone,


I would need to exit some servers with specific IPs connected to interface 3 via dedicated WAN IP Aliases.

Details:

l'IP pubblico "alias" 5.88.135.10 #port2:3, Host 10.90.90.20

Firewall XG116 firmware version 18

Best regards

Francesco



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    You need to combine SD-WAN PBR and NAT for this scenario. 
    So create a SD-WAN Policy based route for the traffic and select Port2 or Port3. 

    Then create a NAT Rule, which uses the needed Source IP for the specific traffic. 

  • 0 in reply to LuCar Toni

    LuCar thank you very much for the quick reply.

    but if I were to configure multiple hosts to multiple public IP?

    For example:

    SERVER:            10.90.90.20                   PUBLIC IP:                  5.88.135.10  

    SERVER:            10.90.90.21                   PUBLIC IP:                  5.88.135.11  

    SERVER:            10.90.90.22                   PUBLIC IP:                  5.88.135.12  

    SERVER:            10.90.90.23                   PUBLIC IP:                  5.88.135.13

    How should I set up SD-WAN? what should I set on origin and destination?

    Also I need a firewall rule for each server to perform port forwarding of port 443. (rule already done)

    This automatically creates 3 NAT rules:

    Thanks so much again for the support.

    Francesco

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  • 0 in reply to LuCar Toni

    LuCar thank you very much for the quick reply.

    but if I were to configure multiple hosts to multiple public IP?

    For example:

    SERVER:            10.90.90.20                   PUBLIC IP:                  5.88.135.10  

    SERVER:            10.90.90.21                   PUBLIC IP:                  5.88.135.11  

    SERVER:            10.90.90.22                   PUBLIC IP:                  5.88.135.12  

    SERVER:            10.90.90.23                   PUBLIC IP:                  5.88.135.13

    How should I set up SD-WAN? what should I set on origin and destination?

    Also I need a firewall rule for each server to perform port forwarding of port 443. (rule already done)

    This automatically creates 3 NAT rules:

    Thanks so much again for the support.

    Francesco

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