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Masquerade single Requests different

Hi,

at moment i have a normal Masquerading for a whole internal Network using the first of our external IP (We have 80 external IPs).

1. Is it possible to create a Masquerading for SOME internal machines based on Requests? They should masq. using the first IP for everything EXCEPT requests to a special URL for example

If not possible, any suggestions how to do that? Proxy?

Or is it maybe possible to create a masquerading rule manually (SNAT?) so i can define the destinatio (Going to[:)] for that NAT and make it higher order than the full masquerading?

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0 BAlfson over 10 years ago

I'm fairly certain that SNATs take precedence over Masq rules.

Cheers - Bob
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0 guawhitehawk over 10 years ago

Yeah it worked!
What i did:

SNAT Match: Internal-VLANs Group -> HTTP -> External IP of another Server
Action: Second WAN-IP (no Protocol change)

When activating this, the "Second WAN-IP" is being used when contacting the external server using HTTP. And yes, it has precedence over the general Masq rule. Thank you!
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