Arrrggg, I answered in the positive, then while re-
reading your post I realised I answered it incorrectly.
Original snippit:
>The inside machine has an illegal IP address. We need to
>have something on the firewall say that if a packet is coming from the
>outside machine to a certain port on the external interface on the firewall,
>forward it to the same port on the inside machine saying it was from the
>internet interface of the firewall...and vice versa.
My apologies. I truely though that you wanted to do
standard NATting.
No, you cannot use the external IP of your firewall to
NAT to another internal machine. You should get another
IP from your service provider and do the 'normal' NAT.
You might want to look over at:
www.phoneboy.com/fw1/nat.html.
You'll find plenty of useful information on the subject.
Robert
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