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IP address scheme issues

dennisopiso
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Our organization is currently using 144.x.x.x network as our internal ip addressing scheme. internal users connects to the internet via proxy. the proxy's default route is to go internet. internal routes are defined statically. our issue is, if internal users try to connect to a web site with 144.x.x.x network, the proxy will route the request back to our internal network instead of going to the internet. what can we do about this? is there a way we can do without moving our existing internal ip address to the standard private ip address allocation?

Dennis

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Kevin Dorrell
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Level 10

I think you are going to have to put a router between your internal network and the proxy, and get it to do NAT. If you get a router (or a L3 switch) to translate all your internal 144.x.x.x addresses to something else - maybe the "private" address space 10.x.x.x or 172.16.x.x - your proxy should be able to handle those and they will not conflict with the Internet.

Kevin Dorrell

Luxembourg