Hi all
This definitely comes under the heading of "stupid question" but I have returned to firewall work after a long absence and forgotten loads of stuff.
When our internal customers wish to access an external Citrix application (on the Internet) we route the traffic for port 1494 across our WAN/LAN, using destination IP address, to the inside card of the firewall (dual homed firewall). There is a rule to allow Citrix traffic to specified destinations (host objects).
The logs show the traffic arriving at the firewall and then that's it. Do I need to tell the firewall somewhere (static route?) where the next hop is?
Thanks
Magico
This definitely comes under the heading of "stupid question" but I have returned to firewall work after a long absence and forgotten loads of stuff.
When our internal customers wish to access an external Citrix application (on the Internet) we route the traffic for port 1494 across our WAN/LAN, using destination IP address, to the inside card of the firewall (dual homed firewall). There is a rule to allow Citrix traffic to specified destinations (host objects).
The logs show the traffic arriving at the firewall and then that's it. Do I need to tell the firewall somewhere (static route?) where the next hop is?
Thanks
Magico