Winelfred G. Pasamba wrote:

i guess your question is:
how to have a firewall relay only specific packets to a NAT machine,
which will redirect/NAT specific connections to other specific machines?
this might be too complicated for me
why not have the firewall and NAT in one machine?
that might be simpler, unless your traffic is very heavy.

Actually, that's the current configuration now- all-in-one (NAT,firewall,http,postfix,DNS,DHCP,SMB,etc)*poor security*


I need help on how to migrate it or configure on a separate machine for the firewall and NAT with less *downtime*.
I want to insert a firewall/NAT machine in front of our local network and bandwidth control later.


I'm confused. Do I need to addroutes to the routing table? or is it sufficient for the firewall/NAT to do the routing?
Can "ping" work without a DNS? (I tried to setup a test machine without a DNS server but with static IP specified only)


TIA,
-Jun






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