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      BerSerK
      last edited by

      Hi,

      I have a /28 public IP range and I would like to expose some servers to the internet using some public IPs.

      I'm completely lost right now.

      Here's what I did.

      1.  created proxy ARP virtual IP for my first public ip : 66.66.55.10/32
      2.  created a 1:1 mapping on WAN 66.66.55.10/32 - 192.168.1.204/32
      3.  after that I'm lost, should I create firewall rules for the specific ports ?  Port forward ? Outbound NAT ?

      After step 2 my server at 192.168.1.204 cannot connect to the internet.

      Please help!
      Thanks

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        mlimo
        last edited by

        This is primarily what I am doing too.

        The easiest, and cleanest way to do this is to create an alias for the ports you want to accept for that system.

        PRT_SERVER
        21,80,110,443 etc etc

        Then create the firewall rule for the ports on the INTERNAL IP of your server.

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