Multiwan ip for data center.
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Hi All,
I've plan change firewall for data center, I've fix 10 IP for wan and I've 10 server, how can I configure nat 1 to 1 ip for example,
if I go to www.a.com go to server a (wan IP 118.175.xx.x and lan IP 192.168.0.1),
also if I go to www.b.com go to server a (wan IP 118.175.xx.x and lan IP 192.168.0.2), etc.sorry for my bad english.
Thx.
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Go to Firewall: NAT: 1:1, webGUI is quite selfexplaining
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if I go to www.a.com go to server a (wan IP 118.175.xx.x and lan IP 192.168.0.1),
also if I go to www.b.com go to server a (wan IP 118.175.xx.x and lan IP 192.168.0.2), etc.I don't think 1:1 NAT will handle the request for http://www.a.com and http://www.b.com to go to server a (with public IP address) and then be redirected to different private IP addresses. This would seem to need something that looks inside http requests. 1:1 NAT might be part of the solution.
But maybe I haven't interpreted the requirement correctly.
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It will work fine if you have 10 fixed WAN IPs. You just need to setup some IP aliases on WAN for each of your fixed IPs then you can 1:1 NAT each one to your internal addresses.
Then put in some firewall rules to allow it to happen.
Steve
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thank you all, I'ii do.
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1:1 NAT do the wanted feature for ip-changes, but then it leaves anything open. but 1:1 don't do that www.a.com resolves. that is left to dns servers
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Yep, just like he did it! ;)
That's a nice video tutorial.Steve
