I have ASL on a box with 3 NICs: 2 with outside IP addresses and 1 to the internal network. One of the external addresses port-forwards HTTP requests to a server on the internal LAN. All is well there. The internal LAN has a MASQ set, and all activity to the Internet is just fine.
However, if the computers on the internal LAN attempt to access the Web address being hosted behind ASL, the site cannot be accessed. It successfully pings, but HTTP fails.
The MASQ and HTTP NAT both map through the same external interface, and that interface is the preferred gateway.
Any hints are most appreciated.
Doug Brown
dougb@finitemonkey.com
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