03-12-2008 05:16 AM - edited 03-09-2019 08:17 PM
SCENARIO;
PC--(in)FW(out)--(RTR)--internet--internet user
STATIC NAT:
PC_Ip----(NAT)----FW_IP(out)
PC_Ip - ip address of the PC
FW_IP(out) - any ip address within the subnet of the out interface of the FW(out)
QUESTION;
if a traffic is initiated from the internet user and directed to the FW_IP(out), what will be the source IP address as seen by the PC?
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03-12-2008 07:18 AM
Hi
The source IP address will be the original IP address of the PC on the Internet. You can NAT this to something else as it hits your firewall but in the example you give your are only NATting the destination address as packets arrive from the Internet user.
HTH
Jon
03-12-2008 07:18 AM
Hi
The source IP address will be the original IP address of the PC on the Internet. You can NAT this to something else as it hits your firewall but in the example you give your are only NATting the destination address as packets arrive from the Internet user.
HTH
Jon
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