Wireless Implementation

I'm trying to implement a wireless solution with the Business Essentials license. I have Cisco wireless routers setup on a seperate subnet than what the internal LAN is. I cannot get any traffic to go past the firewall to access the internet. I've got a masquerading rule setup for the wireless subnet to go to the external interface just like the internal network but it doesn't seem to work.

Any ideas/help would be appreciated.

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0 BJurgy over 14 years ago

Would this be an easier setup if I install a 3rd NIC in the firewall and use that as a DMZ to isolate the traffic from the internal network? Then I would just have to setup up a masquerading NAT from the DMZ to the External interface for the internet traffic to go out?
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0 BJurgy over 14 years ago

Would this be an easier setup if I install a 3rd NIC in the firewall and use that as a DMZ to isolate the traffic from the internal network? Then I would just have to setup up a masquerading NAT from the DMZ to the External interface for the internet traffic to go out?
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0 dilandau over 14 years ago in reply to BJurgy

Would this be an easier setup if I install a 3rd NIC in the firewall and use that as a DMZ to isolate the traffic from the internal network? Then I would just have to setup up a masquerading NAT from the DMZ to the External interface for the internet traffic to go out?

Yes, it would probably be easier to configure a 3rd NIC and create a DMZ and may be the preferred option in your case.
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