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pix nat question


From: "Strydom, Willie" <WStrydom () fnb co za>
Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2004 10:28:19 +0200

On a Checkpoint one can call a host in a DMZ on the physical address and on
the "NAT" address from the internal network. Due to the way the statics work
on a pix this is not possible, or is it. I see you can do statics with acl's
in newer IOS's, I wonder if anyone has ever managed to get the same
functionallity as the above checkpoint example.


Regards.


 195.1.1.1       
|
|
|                 Static from outside to DMZ
|
|
fwl---------------------- 192.168.1.3/(Nat) 195.1.1.3
|
|
|
|                 nat & global to DMZ
|
|
172.20.1.1

from 172.20.1.x I wanna be able to call either 192.168.1.3 or 195.1.1.3.  






Willie Strydom

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