This has me perplexed, I have a web server with a public ip of 1.x.x.29 plugged directly into the DMZ portal. all of our public ip's that we have in the 1.x.x.19 - 29, are assigned via conduits on the inside interface to internal web servers and use nat. I do not know what IP address I should assign to the DMZ port, I tried 1.x.x.1 (also tried a completely different 192.168.254.1 address, same thing) just to test it out and that didn't work, I can telnet out on port 80, but cannot download anything.
My ultimate goal is to prevent nat on 1.x.x.29 so l2tp will not break(nat-t is not an option due to the ms client not handling 2 nat-t devices despite what the kb article describes as a fix)
So far I have a
static (DMZ,outside) 1.x.x.1 1.x.x.1 netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0
if you need a full config, I will post it.
Thanks in advance
My ultimate goal is to prevent nat on 1.x.x.29 so l2tp will not break(nat-t is not an option due to the ms client not handling 2 nat-t devices despite what the kb article describes as a fix)
So far I have a
static (DMZ,outside) 1.x.x.1 1.x.x.1 netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0
if you need a full config, I will post it.
Thanks in advance