Alex,
On policy you have to use @A->@B:Accept by nat at @A. For
routing, you should route C->A. I used to heard that on NG there's no
need for manual routing anymore but I never used NG. What version do you
use?
Phun
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Subject: [FW-1] Firewalling, natting & routing
Hello,
I would like to know which way Firewalling, natting & routing occurs
For exemple, if you have:
>session between Ip adresse @A and @B
>nat translation like @A translate to @C,
What will happens in the firewall?
What rule do we need to write:
@A->@B:Accept or @C->@B:Accept
Which route do we need to give on the firewall?
Route towards @A or @C
Thanks for any advice
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