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ASG Network Security sections NAT reverse proxy

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I have a public IP through the NAT*it must be*changed to ASG interface IP?Can I set the IP remain unchanged after through the NAT?


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    When you define the External interface, WebAdmin creates a special object "External (Address)".  When you define an 'Additional Address' named "Special" on the External interface, WebAdmin creates an object "External [Special] (Address)".

    To change the traffic from one IP to another, use a NAT rule as follows:

    Traffic Source: {Network Group of special sources that should go to other IP}
    Traffic Service: {Services Group of ports used for the special group}
    Traffic Destination: External (Address)
     
    NAT mode: DNAT (Destination)

    Destination: External [Special] (Address)
    Destination Service: {This must be left empty!}

    Automatic Firewall rule: {checked}



    Is that what you were looking for?

    Cheers - bob
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    When you define the External interface, WebAdmin creates a special object "External (Address)".  When you define an 'Additional Address' named "Special" on the External interface, WebAdmin creates an object "External [Special] (Address)".

    To change the traffic from one IP to another, use a NAT rule as follows:

    Traffic Source: {Network Group of special sources that should go to other IP}
    Traffic Service: {Services Group of ports used for the special group}
    Traffic Destination: External (Address)
     
    NAT mode: DNAT (Destination)

    Destination: External [Special] (Address)
    Destination Service: {This must be left empty!}

    Automatic Firewall rule: {checked}



    Is that what you were looking for?

    Cheers - bob
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