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NAT Response Address

Colodian
Hi

In our network, there are several webserver, which should use their own WAN ip. Which type of NAT do I have to define, that the NAT translation works incoming and outgoing? The response IP should not be the gateway...

Like:

Client ----> webserver WAN IP ----> webserver IP -----> webserver WAN IP ----> Client

and not:

Client ----> webserver WAN IP ----> webserver IP -----> gateway WAN IP ----> Client


Thanks for your help!

Regards,


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    Hi Bob

    Thanks for your answer! Okay, but if I would send outgoing SMTP traffic over an additional address, I need a SNAT, right?

    I've created this rule:
    SNAT: 
    Traffic selector: Internal IP -> SMTP ->Internet IPv4
    Source translation: Additional WAN-IP

    DNS: The NS is for our public domains... Atm we need it, but we switch the NS to a public provider in the next month...

    Cheers,
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    Hi Bob

    Thanks for your answer! Okay, but if I would send outgoing SMTP traffic over an additional address, I need a SNAT, right?

    I've created this rule:
    SNAT: 
    Traffic selector: Internal IP -> SMTP ->Internet IPv4
    Source translation: Additional WAN-IP

    DNS: The NS is for our public domains... Atm we need it, but we switch the NS to a public provider in the next month...

    Cheers,
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