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NATng Policy Error

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MarksNOC

MIS
Jul 20, 2001
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Greetings,

I have encountered a problem with NAT'ng on Firewall-1. First, I'm running Firewall-1 v4.1 SP1 on a NT 4.0 server with SP6. I have 2 interfaces, one public and one private. I think one thing that is hindering my efforts is the fact that this firewall is not the default gateway for the network (gateway of last resort) I am trying to make the FTP service on my Linux box accessible to the internet. I have created a local.arp file that answers for the legal IP and entered a route add command that routes the proxy arped IP to the internal IP. I have created the appropriate NAT and Security rules to allow this service to pass as listed below:


When I try to install this policy I get the following error:

Security and Address Translation Policy Verification:
Invalid <Any> in Source of Address Translation Rule 1.
<Any> is valid only if the matching Translated column is <Original>.


Now if I change the ORG-source and Dest-source in Nat rules 1&2 to a workstation object of one of my clients, it works great but then no one else can access the FTP service thus needing the <any> object. I know if this firewall was the default gateway to the internet that the above rules would work OK but my situation has stumped me and that is why I have come to you guys for help in hopes that there might be a work around or simple fix that I'm missing.

Thanks for any help,
Mark
 
Firstly, that URL is not working. And a few questions, like.. what are your rules? Did you create network objects? Since your firewall isn't the gateway, can you be more specific on your network configuration, ie. What are the tcp/ip settings of all the machines, clients, firewall, ftp server...etc..

-D
 
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