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NAT with a Internal network with routable IPs

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I inherited a network that has a Internal Private network of 192.195.100.0 /24.  Obviously 192.195.100.0 is a real public Internet range somewhere.   When I setup our ASG 220 and can't get any traffic to go outbound through it.  I think it's because even though I have a Masquerade rule for the internal network it's not masquerading the traffic.  i.e. it's sending it out using the 192.195.100.X addresses and so whatever service on the internet receives them it tries to replay back to the 192.195.100.x address and obviously doesn't reach us.

I their way way around this?  Some way to force the Astaro to treat the 192.195.100.0 as a private network.

Yes I realize the correct solution would be to change the Internal Private IP range.

Dan Espich


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    Barry, this is one of the new things in V8 - the ability to choose the address.

    Dan, you need two masq rules - one for each of your WAN interfaces as you can't both choose "Uplink interfaces" and specify a single address on one of them.

    Cheers - Bob
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    Barry, this is one of the new things in V8 - the ability to choose the address.

    Dan, you need two masq rules - one for each of your WAN interfaces as you can't both choose "Uplink interfaces" and specify a single address on one of them.

    Cheers - Bob
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