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Need help binding multiple IPs to external NIC

ScottH
I'm new to Astario and have tried to read a lot of the documentation.... so please don't slam me for my terms...

I'm wanting to replace an older firewall with an Astario firewall.  I have 8 different IP addresses bound to the external NIC.  Each of those 8 different IPs have "port mappings" to internal machines.  WWW, FTP, SMTP, POP3, DNS, etc.  I understand how to setup a "host" definition.  I'm still confused by how to "map" the ports, and I totally can't figure out how to bind more than one IP address to the External Card. 

For example, my subnet for my external is 255.255.255.192.  I have 160.205,206,207,209,210 all bound to the current firewall's external NIC.  On the inside, I have 192.168.100.3 and 100.4 bound to the Internal NIC.

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    Under iterfaces, add an additional IP to the external interface. Repeat this several times.
    To "map" ports. You want to use SNAT/DNAT (Source Network Addr Tanslation/Destination Network Addr Translation).

    Source: Any
    Dest: (one of your external IPs)
    Service: HTTP

    Change Destinaltion To: (Internal IP of web server)
    Change Service: 

    Use the help documents al look up these terms.
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    Under iterfaces, add an additional IP to the external interface. Repeat this several times.
    To "map" ports. You want to use SNAT/DNAT (Source Network Addr Tanslation/Destination Network Addr Translation).

    Source: Any
    Dest: (one of your external IPs)
    Service: HTTP

    Change Destinaltion To: (Internal IP of web server)
    Change Service: 

    Use the help documents al look up these terms.
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