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Use Sophos XG v18 as load-balancer for kubernetes and NTP

Chaker Ham

I have a XG Sophos firewall

I have a Kubernetes cluster with 3 master nodes.

I have tow NTP local servers

All server are configured in my internal network.

I want to use sophos as a load-balancer, I create tow NAT Rules: one for the Kubernetes and one for the NTP but it doesn't work.



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    Hi Chaker Ham

    Thank you for reaching out to the community, please check by 

    • In Original destination: Choose WAN port as per the snapshot (type #port B for example ) as given below 

    Also, make sure DNAT rule has matching criteria as below : 

    • In Rule position: Choose Top
    • In Original source: Choose Any
    • In Original destination: Choose WAN port
    • In Original service: Choose Service
    • In Translated source (SNAT): Choose Original
    • In Translated destination (DNAT): Choose webservers which was created before
    • In Translated service (PAT): Choose Original
    • In Inbound interface: Choose WAN port
    • In Outbound interface: Choose Any

    Please check packet flow under MONITOR & ANALYZE || Diagnostics || Packet Capture share the output 

    Thanks and Regards 

  • 0 in reply to Bharat J

    Thank you for you replay,

    I still confused, Because all my servers are provided for internal use why did I need to to specify the wan port?

    And where did I need to specify the cluster IP?

    Best Regards,

    Chaker

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