05-07-2009 07:58 AM - edited 03-11-2019 08:28 AM
I want to access a website which is hosted on our internal network
basically just want to direct all port 80 traffic through our firewall to the webserver.
see example of config which I have applied below obviously it doesn't work, if some one could give me any ideas why not I would be extremely grateful
static (inside,outside) tcp 79.32.181.4 80 172.16.2.242 80 netmask 255.255.255.255
access-list webserver permit tcp any host 78.32.181.4 eq www
access-group webserver in int outside
I have attached firewall config, ip addresses in some instances have been changed for security.
THANKS!!
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05-07-2009 08:09 AM
Can you ping the 172.16.2.242 address from the pix? If so, you can do one of two things:
Try to run "clear xlate" to see if you can get it to respond.
Or
Try one-to-one nat instead of port translations:
static (inside,outside) 79.32.181.4 172.16.2.242
Then run clear xlate.
You won't be able to test public access from behind the firewall though on a pix. You'll have to have remote access somehow to test.
HTH,
John
05-07-2009 08:09 AM
Can you ping the 172.16.2.242 address from the pix? If so, you can do one of two things:
Try to run "clear xlate" to see if you can get it to respond.
Or
Try one-to-one nat instead of port translations:
static (inside,outside) 79.32.181.4 172.16.2.242
Then run clear xlate.
You won't be able to test public access from behind the firewall though on a pix. You'll have to have remote access somehow to test.
HTH,
John
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