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Kymmy · 08-07-2010, 20:20

Why not then use the firewall in NAT mode and put behind it all the internal stuff and use the open IP's (not behind the firewall) for a server or anything that needs a NO-NAT situation.

In my case I have the modem (cable modem 5 IP's) feeding a switch. From that switch is the servers and anything that needs a WAN IP (they're all software firewalled or too single ported to be a security risk). One port of the switch though feeds a netgear and it's behind that I have the workstations and internal equipment

08-07-2010, 20:20	#30
Kymmy Inactive Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 18,385	Re: Redirect Website... Why not then use the firewall in NAT mode and put behind it all the internal stuff and use the open IP's (not behind the firewall) for a server or anything that needs a NO-NAT situation. In my case I have the modem (cable modem 5 IP's) feeding a switch. From that switch is the servers and anything that needs a WAN IP (they're all software firewalled or too single ported to be a security risk). One port of the switch though feeds a netgear and it's behind that I have the workstations and internal equipment