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Terminal service from Internal network to DMZ

Dr_Jones
Internal network: 192.168.30.x
DMZ: 192.168.20.x

I have a packet filter that allows:
Internal_network , Any--->DMZ_network, any and also a reverse packet for response.

Do I need to do a NAT translation for this also or should the packet filter alone be sufficient? 

As it is with just the packet filter it isnt working...Ideas?

Regards,
Jones  


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  • 0 in reply to fxdsuperglide
    There is also another form of security in place on my setup that I neglected to discuss.

    Both my Local network group and my DMZ are individually masqueraded off the External interface.

    Have you ever tried to get a packet through two NATs that are butting their heads against each other?