Hi,

I have a problem with NAT - It appears to be dropping packets and even leaking our internal address range out to the internet. See example traceroutes to an internal address from an external source:

traceroute to 203.48.15.97
....
18  139.130.115.165  134 ms  143 ms  120 ms (ext address of router)
19  203.48.15.100  122 ms 238 ms  258 ms (ext address of firewall)
20  203.48.15.97 146 ms  192.168.1.17 224 ms (int address of test server)  203.48.15.97 124 ms (ext address of test server)

traceroute to 203.48.15.101
....
18  139.130.115.165  122 ms  124 ms  155 ms (ext address of router)
19  203.48.15.100  133 ms 274 ms  300 ms (ext address of firewall)
20  203.48.15.101  137 ms * * (ext address of 2nd test server)

There is no noticeable difference between the two servers yet one leaks its internal address (always on the second packet) while the other only responds to the first packet (always). The logs show nothing unusual.

We have a Sun E220R Server running Solaris 7 with the latest patches installed. We are running CP 2000 VPN-1 (Build 41489) and the server is not under heavy load. The setup is outlined below:

Router
|
(203.48.15.96/27)
|
Firewall ------------ DMZ (192.168.2.0/24)
|
(192.168.1.0/24)
|
Internal Net

I have setup NAT using automatically created rules (as well as manually adding arp and route entries) and it seems to be working reasonably (i.e. I can still telnet to these addresses successfully). I have searched Phoneboy etc..... without any success - any help would be appreciated.

Marc

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