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Hi Calvin.
You got it wrong.
You should define 3 public addresses and have
static Nat for each one of them.
Example:
Http1:172.17.1.1 Static nat 211.21.21.10
Http2:172.17.1.2 Static nat 211.21.21.11
Http3:172.17.1.3 Static nat 211.21.21.12
route add
211.21.21.10 172.17.1.1
route add 211.21.21.11
172.17.1.2
route add 211.21.21.12
172.17.1.3
arp -s 211.21.21.10 XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX pub XX
being the mac address of your external IF.
arp -s
211.21.21.11 XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX pub
arp -s 211.21.21.12 XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX pub
Then you have to define a logical server with a
separate public IP.
Example:
211.21.21.13
arp -s
211.21.21.13 XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX pub
This will do the trick.
Good luck.
Johan
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- [FW1] logical server Calvin Maa
- Re: [FW1] logical server Johan Strom
- Re: [FW1] logical server Calvin Maa
