Actually, if you use .18 you'll lose access to your vyatta box since
you're doing an any/any match on the inbound nat. I'm not sure if
vyatta will allow you to use a non-defined ip (such as .19 in your
case) for the nat, as I've never tried it. You can on other firewalls
though, so it might
You can't use an ip that is attached to a different device as the
outside-address, otherwise all the inbound connections will terminate
on the other device and it won't know what to do with them. You need
to use .18 for the outside-address of the NAT.
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Aubrey Wells
Senior
Hi all,
This is my config for acces to web server in A.B.C.64 (its a public ip):
protocols {
static {
disable: false
route 0.0.0.0/0 {
next-hop: E.F.G.17
metric: 1
}
}
}
policy {
}
interfac
