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How can I connect from the NAT-Network to an internal address?

Wolfgang.A
I've an official network (83.64.x.y/255.255.255.240) together with a private network (192.168.1.x/255.255.255.0) on the lan-side of my Astaro 7.001

In the official network there are some Web-servers, mail-servers and other stuff

The private network uses NAT to communicate with the world with one of the addresses from the official network as mapped source address

All works fine exept connecting from the private network to the internal servers on the own official network

What can I do to make this work?


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    It's the same phyiscal subnet and some of the clients even have addresses in both address ranges


    Even if I would prefer a DMZ for this, rather than a "double-IP-Solution", i think this is not a NAT Problem. As far as i' have understood, it's a simple routing problem. 

    You have to setup a static route that redirects the official IPS back to your LAN.
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