Hi.. Thank you very much for your info, I appreciate that. :) However I want
to check with u about the rule I had implemented, the rest, I followed your
instruction.
The rule as follow
Source Des Service Action
Rule 9: Any 55.55.55.200 Any Accept
Rule 10: Any 10.10.10.68 Any Accept
Is that correct?
But when I ping 55.55.55.200 from my PC 55.55.55.100, it still show me the
destination not reachable, then I check the log and found some thing funny
as shown
Int Origin Action Source Dest Protocol Rule XlateSrc
XlateDst
hme1 Fw Accept 55.55.55.100 55.55.55.200 ICMP 9 55.55.55.100
10.168.3.68
hme2 Fw Reject 55.55.55.100 55.55.55.200 ICMP 0 55.55.55.100
10.168.3.68
What is rule 0?? I never specify rule 0, all rules start from 1? Why it
reject the something again in rule 0?
Pls clarify me.
Tong
-----Original Message-----
From: Didier Arenzana [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, October 21, 2000 3:01 AM
To: Sim, CT (Chee Tong); 'Rodney Lacroix';
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: [FW1] The problem that we have for long time, pls
help-picture and expl aination attached
Hi,
1) ARP. Your ARP entry is correct.
2) NAT Rules.
You want your 10.10.10.68 Workstation to be seen as 55.55.55.200.
The following will do (static):
Src IP Dest IP Serv Xl Src Xl Dest
Any 55.55.55.200 Any Orig 10.10.10.68 (s)
The above means: if a packet arrives with any src ip, a dest ip of
55.55.55.200 to any service, xlate it to its orig src ip, and dest ip
of 10.10.10.68. This rule will be used when any workstation tries to
contact 55.55.55.200.
Src IP Dest IP Serv Xl Src Xl Dest
10.10.10.68 Any Any 55.55.55.200(s) orig
This rule will be used for the return packets.
3) Routing.
Routing is done BEFORE NAT. So you should tell your OS that if a packet
must be routed to 55.55.55.200, it must go through gateway
10.10.10.68.
The following command will do:
route add 55.55.55.200 10.10.10.68 1 (on Solaris... I'm a Unix admin. I
use NT only for GUIs)
With this configuration, it should work.
PS: Please use ASCII art to write your diagram next time, it's quite
time-consuming to have to open word or a .doc viewer to read your
message.
--- "Sim, CT (Chee Tong)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a �crit�: >
Dear all,
>
> I need to access a WSS server on the DMZ zone using a fake address on
> my
> localnet. Full explaination and picture are shown in the attachment
> below.
> Picture is simple, pls take a look and help me.
>
> Thank you very much
> Tong
>
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