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Re: Terminating Secureclient on a private address range


From: "Martin Hoz" <martinhoz () gmail com>
Date: Wed, 13 Sep 2006 09:55:13 -0500

On 9/13/06, Steve Willis <stevewillis () optusnet com au> wrote:

We currently run a pair of Nokia ip350's in a HA pair. We have a public
address for each of the firewalls plus one for the VIP. We have been
successfully running SecureClient terminating on the VIP address without any
problems. However we are about to migrate to a new ISP that wants us to
allocate private addresses to the firewalls and the VIP and they will route
from the newly allocated public address range to us.

I am unable to see how SecureClient will work in this way. Our ISP assure me
that this will work using NAT (they tell me this works on their PIX's). I
managed to track down one document on the net that basically says that
Checkpoint supplied an unsupported workaround, but even this will not work
in a HA configuration, and I am certainly not interested in an unsupported
option. I have agreed to try and get this working on the proviso that if it
does not we will get public addressing for the firewalls, but so far I have
been unsuccessful. Does anyone know if this is possible, and if so, any
pointers?


If you have a recent version (NGX), you can use the Link Selection
feature (under the
VPN properties on your cluster object), and then say that your cluster is
"Statically NATed" behind NAT.

I don't know what unsupported workaround you are talking about, but if you are
referring to adding a fake external interface, this should work if you
enable the
dynamic interface resolving mechanism. :-)

HTH - Good luck!

- Martín.

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