Hello,
We have configured 1-to-1 NAT, but there are a few ports we would still like to block. Would I be correct in that the process for doing this would be:
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Thanks, in advance, for your insight!
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Why do you need No.2? You just want only the rest of ports access to follow the current out-to-in (or in-to-out) NAT rule, right? You can simply deny traffic coming in for those specific ports with No.3.
The vip is one part the access rule controls the traffic, can you share what you did since you mention 1-to-1 nat and then port-forward in the same breath so it's confusing what you actually did.
Also keep in mind that fwpolicy ordering of the sequence plays a very very important factor in matching the NAT.
Ken Felix
PCNSE
NSE
StrongSwan
Yea, you probably need it. Without the vip, FGT can't determine the outgoing port.
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