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Old 2006-01-08
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Default Checkpoint NAT base on 1 Legal Public IP Address

Hi All,

I want to implement serval services (WEB, FTP, Mail) behind the Checkpoint GW (Checkpoinnt NG with secure platform), and only 1 public IP address.

Could you guys have some sample configurations. Thanks

Jim
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Old 2006-03-10
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Default Re: Checkpoint NAT base on 1 Legal Public IP Address

Will those services be on a single server or multiple servers behind your Checkpoint FW?
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Default Re: Checkpoint NAT base on 1 Legal Public IP Address

I think the best way is using manual static nat for different services. One rule - one service
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Default Re: Checkpoint NAT base on 1 Legal Public IP Address

You can always use port forwarding as well.
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Default Re: Checkpoint NAT base on 1 Legal Public IP Address

"port address translation" (static NAT based on ports requested) is the only way to go for this unless all those services are hosted on one internal IP.. ie, is the same box running mail, web, ftp?

if not.. add PAT rules manually

For example;
incoming to public ip address on port 80 gets translated to 10.0.0.2 port 80
incoming to public ip address on port 25 gets translated to 10.0.0.3 port 25
incoming to public ip address on port 69 gets translated to 10.0.1.4 port 69
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