NAT - Map Public IP to Internal IP

[brian.stivala]

Hi,

We are on the verge to migrate one of our internal network from Cisco ASA to PFSense. I have a question which is very important for us to know before proceeding with the migration.

As per the subject title I need to map a public IP with one of our internal IP in the server farm. I have multiple IPs to map.
In Cisco you have to create a static rule.

Cisco.
Type-Static  -  Original Source-192.168.10.10 (Internal IP)  -  Translated Interface-WAN  -  Address-217.168.xxx.xxx (Public IP)

PFSense
Firewall -> NAT -> 1:1
Interface -> WAN
External Subnet IP -> 217.168.xxx.xxx
Internal IP -> 192.168.10.10

Is this the proper way to configure External IP mapping to Internal IP.
Awaiting for you reply. Thanks

Regards,
Brian.S

[kejianshi]

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,64387.0/topicseen.html

The guy show her how to do it correctly but they still selected NATing not 1:1 any way.  I suggest 1:1

[timmerdanny]

I want to configure my webserver with an external ip address connected to the pfsense box is that possible? I want to disable NAT on that interface so I can configure my server with an external ip address