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Re: [FW-1] [SPAMSCORE] (medium): [FW-1] AW: [FW-1] CP NG FP3 cant work

Subject: Re: [FW-1] [SPAMSCORE] (medium): [FW-1] AW: [FW-1] CP NG FP3 cant work with 2 different ip address ranges...
From: Bill Husler <BHusler AT PACBELL DOT NET>
To: FW-1-MAILINGLIST AT AMADEUS.US.CHECKPOINT DOT COM
Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2003 12:00:45 -0700
If what you mean is that you intend to use 148.x.x.x as the public
address of your advertised services and that the servers themselves are
addressed in some other range (hence the need for NAT) and assuming
that you have NAT in place, you also need to take care of layer two
(ARP). You can either put a static route on the router just outside
your firewall for 148.x.x.x with a gateway or next hop of your firewall
interface (200.x.x.x) so the router will know to arp for the firewalls
IP whenever there is a 148.x.x.x address or tell the firewall to Proxy
Arp for each 148.x.x.x address you want directed through it. If you
choose Proxy Arp, you have the choice of either setting it up manually
using the OS utilites or using the Checkpoint global parameter for
automatic proxy arp - last I heard, fp3 was having some issues with
this feature. If the entire 148.x.x.x network is allocated for
translated address, I would suggested that the static route is probably
the simplest approach and will probably be the least problematic.
(assuming you have control over the external router).
Bill
On Monday, June 30, 2003, at 10:09 AM, Reinhard Stich wrote:

hi,

is 148.x.x.x your internal network?

did you enable NAT?

cheers
reinhard

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        Von: Horacio Paredes [mailto:hp_nava AT YAHOO.COM DOT MX]
        Gesendet: Mo 30.06.2003 18:45
        An: FW-1-MAILINGLIST AT AMADEUS.US.CHECKPOINT DOT COM
        Cc:
        Betreff: [FW-1] CP NG FP3 cant work with 2 different ip
address ranges...



        Hi everybody!!

        I tried to migrate a PIX to CP NG FP3 in recent days
        but I had to recover the PIX, because when I
        configured CP FW-1 with a IP address on the outside
        interface (i.e. 200.x.x.x) and all the NAT´s are using
        the range of 148.x.x.x. All services (148.x.x.x) are
        not seen from internet only the addresses 200.x.x.x.
        The CISCO Pix is working fine with this scheme.

        What do you think is the problem with this???

        Regards,

        Horacio
        Security Engineer


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