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Old 02-03-2004, 05:22 PM
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Default internal 1 to internal 2 no masquerading

Hello,

I have 3 networks : LAN1 , LAN2 and LAN3

I want to set up masquerading for LAN1 to go to Internet, but i don't want that when a packet go from LAN1 to LAN2 or LAN3 the masquerading rule operate.

I've tried to set a DNAT/SNAT rule that say:
Src: LAN1, dest : LAN2 service : ANY, No change, No change
but ASL don't let me do.

So i've tried :
Src: LAN1, dest : LAN2 service : ANY, LAN1 No change
It was accepted but it looks wreid for me. Which address will be used in the pool LAN1 for the translation?

And after i do my classical masquerading rule for LAN1 to internet.

And first of all is it the good method?

Thanks.
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Old 02-04-2004, 08:47 AM
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Default Re: internal 1 to internal 2 no masquerading

Sorry this is a false trouble, my mind is too "checkpoint" formated...
Astaro only do the masquerading when the paquet go through the external interface not on ALL interfaces like in checkpoint...
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