NAT

Hi, Dennis, and welcome to the UTM Community!

I'm not sure what your 1:1 NAT question is.  Are you referring to the Cisco term 1:1 NAT or to the "1-to-1 NAT" which is used in the UTM to map one subnet to another?

You could do this with NAT or Webserver Protection.  To do it with NAT, make a rule like

Full NAT

Traffic from: {Interface on eth0} (Network)
Using: Web Surfing
Going to: {Interface on eth0} (Address)

Change Source: {Interface on eth1} (Address)
Change Destination: {192.168.32.107}

There are other ways to do this with NAT and routing, but they are more complicated.

Cheers - Bob

Hi, Dennis, and welcome to the UTM Community!

I'm not sure what your 1:1 NAT question is.  Are you referring to the Cisco term 1:1 NAT or to the "1-to-1 NAT" which is used in the UTM to map one subnet to another?

You could do this with NAT or Webserver Protection.  To do it with NAT, make a rule like

Full NAT

Traffic from: {Interface on eth0} (Network)
Using: Web Surfing
Going to: {Interface on eth0} (Address)

Change Source: {Interface on eth1} (Address)
Change Destination: {192.168.32.107}

There are other ways to do this with NAT and routing, but they are more complicated.

Cheers - Bob