Correct-
With hide mode NAT, there can be NO sessions/connections initiated by the
outside.

Thomas Poole

-----Original Message-----
From: Barcus, Timothy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2000 12:45 PM
To: 'Joe Voisin'; FW1 List (E-mail)
Subject: RE: [FW1] FW1's NAT..



Have you made the required ARp and/or routing table changes on the firewall
system to reflect your translated addresses??

Also, I don't believe you can point an outside hidden address to multiple
(different) inside addresses.  The routing for it just doesn't seem to make
sense..

-----Original Message-----
From: Joe Voisin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2000 11:35 AM
To: FW1 List (E-mail)
Subject: [FW1] FW1's NAT..
Importance: High



I am trying to do NAT on a single IP address spliting up the services
between machines in the DMZ... Pretty standard things really...

source  dest            service         source  dest            service
INT_NET INT_NET ANY                     ORIG            ORIG            ORIG
 (Don't translate if it's staying internal!)
MAIL_INT        ANY             ANY                     MAIL_EXT        ORIG
ORIG
 (Mail Server going out has to have an address...)
ANY             MAIL_EXT        SMTP                    ORIG
MAIL_INT        ORIG
 (Incoming mail has to get to the Mail Server.  SMTP Port)
ANY             MAIL_EXT        POP3                    ORIG
MAIL_INT        ORIG
 (Incoming pop3 requests have to get to the mail server too!)
ANY             MAIL_EXT        PORT_1212               ORIG
WEB1_INT        ORIG
 (why does this not work?)
ANY             MAIL_EXT        PORT_2323               ORIG
WEB2_INT        ORIG
 (this one doesn't work either!!!)

When going through the logs, I see a connect on the right port and it seems
to be allowing the connection, but the web server never seems to respond.

It currently works fine on SMTP and POP3.  Internet Exploder is coming back
with 'Cannot find Server or DNS Error'

If I add a test rule (the test works):
ANY             MAIL_EXT        PORT_1212               ORIG
MAIL_INT        TELNET

If I change the test to (this doesn't work!):
ANY             MAIL_EXT        PORT_1212               ORIG
TEST_SERVER     TELNET
I don't ever get a response from the telnet to port 1212 on the second test.
I set myself up with an any any rule for this test and it still doesn't
work.  

My question is:  will I have to bounce the firewall to make this work?  Will
I have to purge the state tables or re-index the ruleset?  I have found that
there are so many anomalies with checkpoint.  I am also looking at upgrading
to SP2 this weekend.

I have also turned off spoofing protection and everything like that.. 
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