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Use the destination as webserver_int. You'll also
need to configure it as a static NAT. Also if you're running it on NT, you'll to
create a local.arp file enter the mac + ip of the external int of your fw, then
add a static route to your server from ext addr to int addr.
:-)
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Title: NAT and Security
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