On 26 Mar 2002 at 8:18, Mike Burden wrote:
> Just a quick add-on note:
>
> In general, when you want to pass inbound traffic
> (EXT to PSN or PSN to PRO), don't think IP Passthrough,
> think tunnel and filter. It's a very rare case when
> you actually need IP Passthrough.
>
I did not think I could use a filter that allowed access
directly from
the PSN to the PRO. In fact, I just tried it and it did not
work.
I do not understand the need for a tunnel (by my
understanding of
"tunnel" I assume an Inbound Tunnel is meant). Do I need
to set one up
on the PSN NIC to allow traffic directed at the PSN NIC on
a certain
port/ports to be tunnelled to a server on the PRO network?
And, can the PSN NIC support Aliases?
This has been an area that I have never fully understood-
how to get
traffic directly from the PSN to the PRO, without going via
the EXT
NIC.
Any assitance would be appreciated (e.g. what i have to
set up).
thanks,
adrian
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