Here is the scenario:
I have 3 interfaces on my enforcement module. One external, one DMZ,
one internal. All different subnets. Natting takes place for the DMZ,
with internal addresses on the objects.
How can I set up my rules so traffic from the internal network -> DMZ
does not get natted as it goes through the EM? But taffic from the DMZ
-> External does (as well as external->dmz)?
Right now I have static natting set on the single object for the hosts
in the DMZ. I have tried setting up two hosts, instead, and doing a
manual NAT, however that didn't work out real well.
Ideas?
Erik Decker
Network Administrator
Town of Normal
(309) 454-9515
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