10-05-2024 10:46 PM
I have FMC and configured hairpin NAT to access to web server with public IP from internal LAN, and it works fine when I try to access to web server with public ip from internal LAN, but problem is when I try to enter to web server with internal IP from internal LAN FMC drop packet.
10-06-2024 01:44 AM
Where is the Gateway for this Subnet ? on FTD ?
If the same subnet it should not be, are you trying to access using IP address or DNS FQDN., in these kind of scenario always have DNS A entry for Local IP to resolve.
check some config (hope you come across this document) - clear the NAT and test it.
https://integratingit.wordpress.com/2021/07/11/ftd-nat-reflection/
10-06-2024 06:28 AM
Gateway is in FTD, subnet is same, I am trying to access by IP, If I disable NAT rule it works
10-06-2024 02:16 AM
In NAT advance
There is option
""Translate DNS replies that match this rule""
This option need to translate private IP to public IP for dns reply.
MHM
10-06-2024 06:30 AM
But this option is inactive, I think I haven't error in my NAT rule but it works incorretly
10-07-2024 12:52 AM
this your network ?
If Yes then no need hairpin NAT you can use FTD NAT from external user to server and add option
""Translate DNS replies that match this rule""
NOTE:- here the traffic is not pass via FTD
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