This is a discussion on Re: rdr question within the IPFilter forums, part of the System Security and Security Related category; warren, a little clarification is needed here... are you a) trying to redirect incoming traffic to a host behind your ...
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warren, a little clarification is needed here... are you a) trying to redirect incoming traffic to a host behind your ipf firewall box? OR b) trying to NAT outgoing traffic coming from your (presumably) RFC1918-space internal network? a small ASCII diagram with the major player boxes and the direction of call initiation would be a great help. jim Warren Douglas wrote: >> >>I am trying to do simple NAT for a VoIP device. >>I have allocated a separate public IP address to be used solely for this purpose. >>I want the IP address to be translated but the TCP and UDP ports to pass through unchanged. >> >>I am unsure of the "rdr" command to use for this purpose >> >>I want to select all tcp and udp ports - is the following command valid or how should this be done >> >>"rdr fxp1 200.1.136.51/32 -> 10.1.1.1/32" >> >>Thanks, >>Warren |
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