RE: [FW1] (FW1): REDIRECTING

[Thomas . Poole]

Do you really need to NAT from 192.168.201.12 to 192.168.202.12, or do you just want to route the packets? I really wonder why you would need to NAT this, if it's internal.   Why not explain the functionality you need, and re-post. If you want to firewall to act as a gateway between networks, then you can simply add a rule to do such, as the firewall already knows how to get to every internal host (assumed)   If you really want a static NAT, please post why.   Thomas Poole -----Original Message----- From: Nick Stoianov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2000 2:12 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [FW1] (FW1): REDIRECTING Hi,   We have a firewall-1 4.1 installed on a WinNT4 with 3 network cards from private networks. 1st card -> 192.168.201.8 and 192.168.201.8 gateway: 192.168.201.3 2nd card -> 192.168.1.33   no gateway 3rd card -> 192.168.202.1 no gateway   I want the firewall to redirect all the incoming packets with destination 192.168.201.12 to 192.168.202.12   I put a rule in the NAT table:   Original Packets                                                    Translated Packets SRC         DEST           Service                                     SRC             DEST        Service any    192.168.201.12      any                                     original      192.168.202.12   any         Also I have a NAT rule for the 192.168.202.12 for the outgoing packets and it works. But I want the incoming packets with destination 192.168.201.12 to be redirected to 192.168.202.12   Any help will be greatly appreciated     Nick