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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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    Yes, traffic originating from the server would need an SNAT if you didn't want it to originate from your primary "External (Address)," but your SNAT has no effect on response traffic from your webserver as that is handled by the connection tracker (see #2 in Rulz).

    Cheers - Bob
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    Yes, traffic originating from the server would need an SNAT if you didn't want it to originate from your primary "External (Address)," but your SNAT has no effect on response traffic from your webserver as that is handled by the connection tracker (see #2 in Rulz).

    Cheers - Bob
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