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Can a Pix do multiple 1 to 1 NATs?

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Alltimed

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I was wondering if the Pix firewalls can do Multiple 1 to 1 NATs. We have heard they cant but I would be interested to hear if anyone has ever gotten them to work.
 
What do you mean 1 to 1 NAT? A 1 to 1 NAT to me would mean for each public IP address, there's one that's private. Theorhetically, it should do as many as you throw at it.
 
Yes, either way. Depends how you want to do it.

Incoming or outgoing?

You will need a lot of public addresses if its in to out.
 
Basically we are looking to create multiple tunnels from a Watchguard to Pix,Sonicwalls and Watchguards. We want to give each tunnel a 172.x.0.0 address on the Pix side and we are coming from a 172.20.0.0. So basically we want whatever their IP scheme is to be replaced with the 172.x.0.0 subnet.
 
Basically we are looking to create multiple tunnels from a Watchguard to Pix,Sonicwalls and Watchguards. We want to give each tunnel a 172.x.0.0 local address on the Pix side and we are coming from a 172.20.0.0. So basically we want whatever their IP scheme is to be replaced with the 172.x.0.0 subnet. The Watchguard and Sonicwall have this 1 to 1 NAT capability built in, but the Pix is another animal when it comes to this function.
 
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