Richard,

You also need to make sure the appropriate rules are added to the WAN firewall page.

If you have a look at your Firewall Log under Diagnostics, you will probably see packets are being
rejected to those IP addresses.

Server NAT adds a 1:1 NAT relationship, but does not add any Firewall rules.

Let us know how you get on.

Thanks

Andrew

-----Original Message-----
From: Marsh, Richard [mailto:richard at cisltd dot com] 
Sent: 28 January 2009 16:39
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: [m0n0wall] WAN HELP NEEDED

Hi All,



I have a monowall running on wan of 80.252.126.14, I have also added
into the server NAT tab the addresses 80.252.126.15 and .16



I have added 2 rules into the firewall NAT page....below...





If /  Proto /  Ext. port range  / NAT IP /  Int. port range  /
Description



WAN  TCP  80 (HTTP)  192.168.58.2 (ext.: 80.252.126.15)  80 (HTTP)
XXXXXXXserver

WAN  TCP  80 (HTTP)  192.168.58.3 (ext.: 80.252.126.16)  80 (HTTP)
XXXXSERVER2





From this, and with a webserver running on my internal servers i would
expect to be able to get to the webserver using http://80.252.126.15 and
http://80.252.126.16



Nothing is happening...



Can anybody shed any light on this.



I don't think i need to use arp proxy and cannot see why this is not
working....is there a log i can check..?



Thanks



Richard