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NAT question

I called my tech support for the PBX and they confirmed it's settings are correct for access to it.  I used to have access to it with my old PIX.

I have a block of 5 external IP's from my ISP. I created definitions for all and corresponding services definitions where applicable.  I did not bind any of them to an interface.

I am taking one of the IP's and making my PBX available for WebAdmin.  DNS is setup internal and externally for this but for troubleshooting purposes I am just trying to get to it via the IP.

https://174.78.89.210 or https://switchvox.customerfunding.com

I  can't see attempts to access it through the firewall via logs.  Can anyone point me in the right direction? [:S]

edit network definition
Name: Switchvox - Outside
Type:  Network
Interface: >
IPv4 Address: 174.78.89.210
Netmask: /32 (255.255.255.255)
Comment:

edit network definition
Name: Switchvox - Inside
Type:  Host
Interface: >
IPv4 Address: 192.168.100.59
Comment:

Edit additional address
Name: switchvox.customerfunding.com
On interface: External (WAN)
IPv4 Address: 174.78.89.210
Netmask: /32 (255.255.255.255)
Comment: Switchvox SMB

Edit NAT rule
Group:
Position: 1
Traffic Source: Any
Traffic Service: Switchvox Access (ports 80, 443, and custom ones Switchvox needs to communicate)
Traffic Destination: External (WAN) [Switchvox.customerfunding.com] (Address)
---------------------------
NAT mode: DNAT (Destination)
---------------------------
Destination: Switchvox - Inside
Destination Service:
---------------------------
Log initial packets: Yes
Automatic packet filter rule: Yes
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Comment: None


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  • You can delete the "Switchvox - Outside" network definiton; instead, always use "External (WAN) [Switchvox.customerfunding.com] (Address)".

    I guess that you either have the public IP address entered incorrectly, or your ISP does not have it routed to you yet.

    Cheers - Bob
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  • You can delete the "Switchvox - Outside" network definiton; instead, always use "External (WAN) [Switchvox.customerfunding.com] (Address)".

    I guess that you either have the public IP address entered incorrectly, or your ISP does not have it routed to you yet.

    Cheers - Bob
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