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additional addresses to internal network?

smoke455
I have 5 public addresses. Getting to the internal webserver from the main bound public IP to the Internal IP works fine. I setup a DNAT and filter rule and everything works fine. 
DNAT (Any => HTTP => External Wan Address, Destination Internal Webserver 10.10.70.24)

Then I added 2 more public IP's to the external card, but I can't NAT them to the internal servers they go with. DNAT doesn't work - live log on filters doesn't show any traffic being dropped so I'm assuming the packets aren't even getting translated by DNAT/SNAT or Full Nat.

What I'm looking for is
(Any => http => Additional External Wan Address, Destination Internal Webserver 10.10.70.26)

help?


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    NAT rule enabled ?

    That what you are looking for should work without any problems.
  • 0 in reply to ClausP
    yeah, I finally got one of the added addresses to work correctly using DNAT so I don't think the problem is with the firewall software now - I'm talking to my ISP about it.

    Its odd - I ran a traceroute from outside my system and found the wrong public IP responding for my webserver. That explains why no connection attempts showed up in the logs.

    Thanks anyways
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  • 0 in reply to ClausP
    yeah, I finally got one of the added addresses to work correctly using DNAT so I don't think the problem is with the firewall software now - I'm talking to my ISP about it.

    Its odd - I ran a traceroute from outside my system and found the wrong public IP responding for my webserver. That explains why no connection attempts showed up in the logs.

    Thanks anyways
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