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Confusing NAT issue

I am in the process of cleaning up some of the set-up I have on my firewall and I have run into a very strange problem. In NAT I have the following Rule:

All->external_Network_/HTTP      Internal_Network         Servername/HTTP

Now that looks normal but here is the problem. I have 2 segmants running off my firewall... Segment 1 is Internal  Segment 2 is Servers. The Server I listed in the rule above is on the Server Segment   NOT the Internal segment. YET if I change the above rule so that Internal_Network_   says Server_Network  no one can get to my website... I am totally lost on this.   I have checked to make sure that the server is in the Server Network NIC so I know that is not the issue. I have also checked all my rules to make sure that all my IP's are correctly laid out for this server...

Internal Network IP's   10.10.1.0
Server Network IP's     10.10.2.0

Anyone have any ideas... I am stumped. [:S]

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0 cyclops over 21 years ago

what about 'All->external_Interface/HTTP Def_of_Server/HTTP' and additionally an according Packetfilter like' Any HTTP Def_of_Server ALLOW' ?

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0 cschmit over 21 years ago in reply to cyclops

I changed it to Interface like you suggested and it worked. GUess I am stumped how that fixed it but it did and I won't complain.. THanks. [:)]
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0 cschmit over 21 years ago in reply to cyclops

I changed it to Interface like you suggested and it worked. GUess I am stumped how that fixed it but it did and I won't complain.. THanks. [:)]
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