Ziv Leyes wrote:
Where do you want to pass the traffic without NAT? to your own public network? What else do you have connected there? Some server? I can suggest you either create a NAT pool of a single public IP from your range, and let it access the other public IPs in the same range. OTOH, if all your devices are on the same network, why don't you just access them via the local IPs instead the public ones?
Actually, I just figured it out. I neglected to deny the traffic into the private network from the public network. It's working now. Thanks.
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