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Cisco 1481 NAT Problem

Pazzeo1980
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hi guys,


I have a big problem that is driving me crazy.


Here my configuration:


Dialer1                               Ethernet0/0

--------------> [Router 1481]<-------------------->[Firewall]<----------->[LAN MGT]


Dialer1: is the ISDN interface used to open a VPN from the external.

Ethernet 0/0: is the interface of the Router 1481 in the internal lan (ip 10.20.253.251/24)


Firewall: it is the firewall of the internal lan, with ip 10.20.253.252


Lan MGT: it is another lan behind the firewall, ip 10.0.131.0/24



From the external VPN, I can access only to ip in the lan 10.20.253.0/24.

So i would like to access to an host in the Lan MGT (behind the firewall) , for example 10.0.131.28, using a virtual ip 10.20.253.28. So I configure the nat translation static. The problem is that it does not work.


In the cisco 1481 i configure the following parameters:

ip route 10.0.131.0 255.255.255.0 10.20.253.252

Adding this in the router i can ping the host 10.0.131.28 from the internal interface. The strange thing is that i don't see any arp information for the 10.0.131.28 executing the following command:

show ip arp

Then i add the static nat command:

ip nat source inside static 10.0.131.28 10.20.253.28

But it does not work, I suppose because in the arp i have no entries for the ip 10.0.131.28.


How could I solve the problem?

Thanks a lot,

Paz

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cadet alain
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VIP Alumni

Hi,

you won't see an arp entry for the distant subnet but only one for the next-hop which is 10.20.253.252.

the only way to have an arp entry for 10.0.131.8 would be ton configure your static route pointing to outgoing interface and the firewall doing proxy-arp.

you must do the NAT on the firewall not on the router, which firewall is it ?

Regards.

Alain

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Hi Alain,

Thanks for the explanation.

The firewall is a Fortinet 200B firewall, i will try to configure here the NAT.

Regards,

Matteo

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