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Build DMZ for Polycom Video device

Colin@Pyramid
Hi,
I am a complete newbie with an inherited ASG 220 V7.510 so please be gentle. I have a polycom video device that I would like to put in a DMZ and enable with an external address for conferencing to another remote endpoint. My internal is on (eth0) and my WAN is on (eth3). I can use (eth4-7) for the DMZ. The address I would like to use was already added to the WAN interface as an alias and is in an unresolved state. Broadcast, attached network and address all list as unresolved. How can I go about making this happen? Please keep in mind I need to create the DMZ to begin with.


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    Thanks, I should have known that without looking! [:)]

    All you need to to is to enable the Additional Address - click on the red button to toggle it green.

    Cheers - Bob
    PS Also, a comment on the NAT rules. Rules 3 & 4 should handle everything. I suggest that you disable 1 & 2. If things still work, then delete them.
    PPS If you only want to allow communication with the other site, then you can replace "Any" as a source/destination with a Host definition that's just their public IP.
     
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    Thanks, I should have known that without looking! [:)]

    All you need to to is to enable the Additional Address - click on the red button to toggle it green.

    Cheers - Bob
    PS Also, a comment on the NAT rules. Rules 3 & 4 should handle everything. I suggest that you disable 1 & 2. If things still work, then delete them.
    PPS If you only want to allow communication with the other site, then you can replace "Any" as a source/destination with a Host definition that's just their public IP.
     
    Sophos UTM Community Moderator
    Sophos Certified Architect - UTM
    Sophos Certified Engineer - XG
    Gold Solution Partner since 2005
    MediaSoft, Inc. USA
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