Static NAT fails with two public interfaces with different ISPs

[mvoss]

Our client connects to our data center via RDP with a public address. They have two different ISPs and traffic is routed over each depending on its destination. Their RDP connections go out WAN1. When they are in their RDP sessions they cannot reach the static NAT for 172.18.127.10 which is on WAN1. Anyone can reach the static NAT when outside of the RDP connection. Am I missing a route or something?

[gojericho0]

I still think you will need the

ip nat inside source static tcp 172.18.127.10 80 WAN1.WAN1.WAN1.42 (or interface) 80 extendable

before the statement

ip nat inside source route-map Internet interface VLAN3 overload

If you do not I think Internet route-map will grab your traffic because of the permit 172.18.127.0 0.0.0.255 any and overload it to VLAN2 (WAN2) instead of FastEth4 (WAN1)

[gojericho0]

I'm sorry, i thought you were trying to get all internet traffic from RDP to go out WAN1 and not just to destination 63.123.252.123.

I printed out your new config and will get back to you shortly