>1) You need a firewall rule permitting traffic through that NAT entry.
> Remember NAT happens first, 
 
Server NAT
207.191.115.52
 
NAT Rule
WAN TCP 80 (HTTP) 10.10.10.11 (ext.: 207.191.115.52)
 
Firewall Rule
TCP 207.191.115.52 80 (HTTP) 10.10.10.11 80 (HTTP)
 
>so you need to use the private IP in the
>firewall rule on the WAN.  check your firewall logs to see if it's
getting dropped.
 
Firewall log has no entries for the .52 IP
 
>2) You probably need proxy ARP for that public IP you're using with
>server NAT.

 

I did not have proxy ARP, but I have added it...

WAN 207.191.115.52 

 

I still do not get any response when hitting port 80 on that IP

 

I also corrected the subnet on my wan interface