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Help with 1-1 Static NAT
Hi All,
I want create a one to one static NAT for 2 servers through a fortigate-VM firewall.
Server 1 VIP: (192.168.2.2) -> Server 1 Private IP: (10.0.3.2)
Server 2 VIP: (192.168.2.3) -> Server 2 Private IP: (10.0.3.3)
I cant seem to figure this out without checking the NAT option in a incoming traffic policy.
Tried to follow the Fortigate documentation, but to put it nicely, it is less comprehensible for sure.
Thank you!
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Sorry for being a nitwit here but figured out the issue.
Rule number #1 of IT: Always check the firewall of the server first.
My co-worker, unknown to me, had set iptables to only accept traffic from fortigate private ip address.
This is why i could access with incoming NAT turned on and not with it OFF. Cause the source IP would change to the original public IP of the source traffic.
Thank you all for your help with this.
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good, see how easy that was

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ORIGINAL: emnoc good, see how easy that wasEasy to say once the problem came to light.![]()
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