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Thanks Jesus,
I think I didn't explain it correctly. What I would
like to do is that people from one of my networks can connect to the
firewall through 8010 port and really get connected to another host (in the net
protected by firewall) through http.
Best regards,
Beatriz
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, March 04, 2002 1:58
PM
Subject: Re: [FW-1] NAT:FW as a
proxy?
Hi
You´re not translating host 1 internal ip address, so
you won´t get to the
internet if that is what you intend
I suppose
8010 port is the tcp port in which your proxy server is running;
you do
not need it at all in this scenario; what you must do
is create an object
with an external routable internet address in the range
of the ones hired
to your isp (let´s call it mycompanynat) and map
every internal address to
that
ip:
source
destination service
source
destination
service
host
1
internet http
mycompanynat
=original
=original
hope this helps
best regards
At 13:24
04/03/2002 +0100, yo
>Hi,
>
>I would like to use my firewall
as a proxy for some connections. Is this
>possible?
>I tried it
using NAT. I wrote a rule like this:
>
>Original
Packet
Translated
Packet
>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>Source
Destination
Service
Source Destination
Service
>Host1
firewall 8010
port Host1
Host2
http
>
>It doesn't work. How may I do it?
>
>Thanks
very much,
>
>Beatriz
Jesus Calvo
SchlumbergerSema
Spain
Albarracin
25
28037-Madrid
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Hi
You´re not translating host 1 internal ip address, so you
won´t get to the internet if that is what you intend
I suppose 8010
port is the tcp port in which your proxy server is running; you do not need it
at all in this scenario; what you must do
is create an object with an
external routable internet address in the range of the ones hired to your isp
(let´s call it mycompanynat) and map
every internal address to that
ip:
source
destination
service
source
destination
service
host
1
internet
http
mycompanynat
=original
=original
hope this helps
best regards
At 13:24
04/03/2002 +0100, yo
Hi,
I would like to use
my firewall as a proxy for some connections. Is this
possible?
I tried it using NAT. I wrote a
rule like this:
Original
Packet
Translated Packet
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Source Destination
Service
Source Destination
Service
Host1
firewall 8010
port Host1
Host2
http
It doesn't work. How may I
do it?
Thanks very
much,
Beatriz
Jesus
Calvo
SchlumbergerSema
Spain
Albarracin 25
28037-Madrid
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