>I'm sure we could offer assistance, but you'll
>need to send some additional info along(if you
>want.)
>
>What lines have you modified/added? What
>lines does it complain about?
spear is my back interface (hme0), 192.168.1.1, I want everything behind it to
like 150.123.86.1. It complains of syntax errors on lines 25, 29, and 30.
which are:
25:fwx_translation_spear={
29:<> hme0@spear
30: set sr15 fwx_translation_spear;
This is straight out of the FAQ. Don't tell me how to solve this problem
another way. I know how to solve this problem another way. I set this up
as an xlate.conf problem, I want to know xlate.conf syntax, not how to NAT.
xlate.conf follows.
//
// (c) Copyright 1993-1997 Check Point Software Technologies Ltd.
// All rights reserved.
//
// This is proprietary information of Check Point Software Technologies
// Ltd., which is provided for informational purposes only and for use
// solely in conjunction with the authorized use of Check Point Software
// Technologies Ltd. products. The viewing and use of this information is
// subject, to the extent appropriate, to the terms and conditions of the
// license agreement that authorizes the use of the relevant product.
//
// $Header: /fw/cvs/fw-1/fwconf/xlate.conf,v 1.6 1997/03/09 09:43:54 arnit Exp $
//
// FireWall-1 Address Translation Configuration File
// ====================================================
// This file was generated by 'fwxlconf'. Do not Edit.
#define FWXT_HIDE 0x1
#define FWXT_SRC_STATIC 0x2
#define FWXT_DST_STATIC 0x202
#define FWXT_DPORT_STATIC 0x302
#define FWXLATE_ACTIVE 1
fwx_translation_spear={
<0, 192.168.1.0, 192.168.1.255, FWXT_HIDE, 150.123.86.1, 0>
};
<> hme0@spear
set sr15 fwx_translation_spear;
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