No, you can not do that. ""Skarphedinsson Arni V."" wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > I have a router connected to a vlan trunk one for internet access, and one > for a remote branch,but then I have a pix that all my users connect throuhg, > and does the NAT, but then of course the users in the remote branch that > connect directly to the border router, cant access the internet as that > router just routes them to the internet, but I would like for it to go > through the pix, first inn, than nat, out, is this possible, i.e. as the PIX > can not generaly send traffic out the same interface as it recives it. > > best regards,
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