Nick
It is working.
I just tested it and got the logon screen for exchange.
Are you sure your
typing http://216.60.34.52/exchange
? If you are trying this from internally then you have to use the
Private IP instead of the Public IP. The Public IP will only work from
outside of the firewall.
Saul
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From: Nick
Goodman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 21, 2002 1:20
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To:
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Subject: RE: [SonicWALL]- One to One NAT
question.
Hmmm, I
did verify that the addresses in the NAT table are correct. I've only
got 2 IPs in my one to one NAT spot, so it wasn't hard to make sure it was
right.
Besides
that, I'm at a loss. Port 80 is open on my rules, to allow from * to the
internal IP...
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From: Dude,
Curtis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 21, 2002 3:23
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Subject:
RE: [SonicWALL]- One to One NAT question.
When
this happened to me, I later found that I had my private and public address in
the NAT table swapped. Oops. I hope that's all you did, because otherwise I
can't think of anything that would stop it from
working.
And I
did try to get to that address on port 80 & 443. It didn't
work.
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From:
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Sent: Friday, June 21, 2002 3:47
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To:
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Subject: [SonicWALL]- One to One NAT
question.
Ok Here is a weird
one.
I had a machine that was
216.60.34.52 on the DMZ, was old winproxy server that I had during a
switchover. And it had a mapped port being used on it for Exchange
OWA...Anyways, thank god it is all gone now, but another problem has
arisen.
I removed that IP from the DMZ
addresses, and now I added 216.60.34.52 as a one to one NAT with my internal
IP of the exchange box. And there is a rule that allows web to that IP
from *. But anytime I go to that 216.60.34.52 I just get a server not
found, and I know one to one NAT is working because I am using another
server with it for Windows 2000 VPN. So basically, would the
sonicwall be remembering the MAC or something of the old server that had the
address previously? Could that be my problem? I know the web
server works fine, I can use it all day long internally...Oh I have
restarted and powered off and on the sonicwall too.
Hope that made sense I'm in a
hurry as I type this....Any
ideas?
