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Using UTM as router

Hi Guys
I need to port an old config from pfsense to the new utm.
Current from the info i notice the Pfsense works as router than a firewall.

Since Astaro does not support RIP protocal.
What can i do to have it working.

Mainly is routing without having the source NAT / Masquerading.

Example of routing and vice versa

8.8.8.8 --> 10.255.255.253 --> 10.255.255.254 --> 202.188.188.0 --> internet

Thanks

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0 apijnappels over 11 years ago

Okay, I understand, but than please describe what you want to achieve, ie:

any traffic coming from the internet and going to my external WAN connection should be able to reach my internal web|mail|... server or

traffic coming from this specific internet host needs to be able access my inside .... server or

any traffic from inside my lan should be allowed to the Internet.

It's just not clear enough now since you mention some fake IP's where some also happen to be very publicly known....
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0 axtech01 over 11 years ago in reply to apijnappels

hi apijnappels,

the main purpose of the firewall is protect server that for public access.

Current all the server IP are using Public IP without NAT.

They need to able to route between themselves and internet.

Current the the default gateway set in the wan interface is belong to the ISP.
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0 axtech01 over 11 years ago in reply to apijnappels

hi apijnappels,

the main purpose of the firewall is protect server that for public access.

Current all the server IP are using Public IP without NAT.

They need to able to route between themselves and internet.

Current the the default gateway set in the wan interface is belong to the ISP.
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