IP Forwarding - How to?

[aurelio]

Hi,

I am new to CheckPoint (NG-55W). I have to forward traffic but not sure how to do that. I do not see source port anywhere in the rules and also I cannot find anything that looks like forwarding (redirecting) to me.

Thanks!!!

[blackberry]

If for "forward traffic" you mean "Port Forwarding" you need to look at NAT configuration.

[gladiatorkev]

Hi,
What exactly are u trying to Achieve?!
Can u pls provide exact details..?!!

[mydafon]

hello i am also new with checkpoint but i can explain you what i try to do
i have 1 dsl line with one dynamic ip address after this one firewall (dfl-200)
in diagram it is like this
194.43.23.13 isp address then firewall(dfl-200) after this i go to 192.168.0.1 that is the internet port on the nokia slot 6 port 3 and the internal ip address op the web server is 172.16.1.12 and the network 172.16.0.0 is on slot 1 port 1 i have internet in the network 172.16.0.0 and i am now trying to receive a connection from the internet to the 172.16.1.12 for web or ftp with the other firewall i have open every port also with port forwarding how to create this in checkpoint
please help me what exactly i need to do and where
thanks
david from luxemburg

[kvetch]

Actually , I had almost the same problem , I wanted to have specific service deliver to a specific internal ip address.
To achive this you have two steps to do

1. define inbound rule for the connection : let's say your public ip is 212.1.1.1 and your internal web server is on private ip 10.1.1.1 define rule : source : any ; destination : web server (10.1.1.1) ; service:25 (smtp).
2. define NAT rule (address translation) , make it the first rule , and it's should look like this: original packet- source : any , destination : your checkpoint node(212.1.1.1) service : smtp(25)
Translated source = original , destination = internal web server (10.1.1.1) service = original.

That did the work for me.

Now , test your setup with c:\telnet 212.1.1.1 25

Hope it's work for you (it's worked for me though)