Hello all
I am attempting to setup a pix 515e running 8.0(3).
My topology is this.
OUTSIDE, INSIDE, DMZ
I also need client vpn.
I only have 1 External (internet routeable) IP address.
I have my outside interface setup with this IP.
I need to be able to accept traffic on my outside interface on port 443 and forward to my DMZ server. I have been able to do this with success but I get lost functionality of the firewall.
static (dmz,outside) interface access-list web-server
WARNING: static redirecting all traffics at outside interface;
WARNING: all services terminating at outside interface are disabled.
if I remove this static I can use my configured VPN solution, but with the static in place, which I need to get my web traffic to my server, my VPN breaks.
I am wondering if there is some way to policy nat this so that I can have my cake and eat it too.
I need
internetuser->webrequest->pix->webserver:443
internetuser->vpnclient->pix->internalnetwork
If I had another Internet address this would be a no brainer,but with limited resources...ya..it's difficult.
thanks for the help!
I am attempting to setup a pix 515e running 8.0(3).
My topology is this.
OUTSIDE, INSIDE, DMZ
I also need client vpn.
I only have 1 External (internet routeable) IP address.
I have my outside interface setup with this IP.
I need to be able to accept traffic on my outside interface on port 443 and forward to my DMZ server. I have been able to do this with success but I get lost functionality of the firewall.
static (dmz,outside) interface access-list web-server
WARNING: static redirecting all traffics at outside interface;
WARNING: all services terminating at outside interface are disabled.
if I remove this static I can use my configured VPN solution, but with the static in place, which I need to get my web traffic to my server, my VPN breaks.
I am wondering if there is some way to policy nat this so that I can have my cake and eat it too.
I need
internetuser->webrequest->pix->webserver:443
internetuser->vpnclient->pix->internalnetwork
If I had another Internet address this would be a no brainer,but with limited resources...ya..it's difficult.
thanks for the help!