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Hi, I have a very strange requirement. I want to use m0n0wall as a "internal" NAT layer in my computer. I need this, because in our company only certain private IP ranges can be routed through the network. But with some applications I need to use the real IP addresses of the remote maschines in the software projects. Thus we came up with the idea of a vmware hosting a very tiny linux and a firewall. Some playing and testing with m0n0wall finally ended up with this setup: I use the WAN interface as the "local" interface taking the real destination addresses and the LAN interface is the "remote" interface, where the destination addresses are translated to the "routable" IP addresses. But I have a problem with the 1:1 NAT configuration, m0n0wall offers to set a subnetmask, but when i use a sniffer to debug the traffic, the destination adress in the icmp packet is always the configured subnet address. Is the subnet feature not yet fully implemented? Thanks for your help Rene ************************************************************************************************** The contents of this email and any attachments are confidential. They are intended for the named recipient(s) only. If you have received this email in error please notify the system manager or the sender immediately and do not disclose the contents to anyone or make copies. ** eSafe scanned this email for viruses, vandals and malicious content. ** ************************************************************************************************** Der Inhalt dieser Mail und jeder Anhang ist vertraulich. Diese Inhalte sind nur für die benannten Adressaten. Wenn Sie diese Email durch einen Fehler erhalten haben, benachrichtigen Sie sofort Ihren Administrator oder den Absender. Behandeln Sie die Email vertraulich. ** eSafe hat diese Email auf Viren und gefährlichen Inhalt geprüft. ** ************************************************************************************************** |