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mrkroket
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« Reply #15 on: Thursday 13 May 2010, 12:38:27 am »

Try to add 87.x.x.248 as an alias then...

As you said your ADSL/modem has the LAN IP (191.x.x.1), I'm supposing that is in routing mode (not in true bridging), so I imagine your modem is sending the traffic to some machine with IP in 191.x.x.? subnet (the so called Zyxell external IP).
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« Reply #16 on: Thursday 13 May 2010, 01:48:19 am »


Yes, I checked it this afternoon, the AS400 we are testing hasn't its public IP. This confirm the results form TheDude.

Tomorrow I'll try new settings and let you know.

Thanks, Faber
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« Reply #17 on: Friday 14 May 2010, 04:40:14 am »

OK SOLVED!

First of all I configured the AS400 with its proper Public IP 87.x.x.248

On Endian:
- Added 87.x.x.248 as alias in network interfaces
- Added new Destination NAT rule under Port Forward-NAT
  • Source: Any Uplink
  • Destination: Uplink Main/87.x.x.248
  • Allow: Without IPS
  • Protocol: Custom - TCP
  • Ports: 23 & 449
  • NAT: do NAT
  • Traslate into IP: 10.x.0.100

Source NAT: no rules
Incoming Routed Traffic: no rules
System Access: default rules
Interzone Firewall: default rules

That's all.
It didn't worked on the fly, after these updates I didn't connect yet, but in minutes everything went up and the AS400 was there.
All attempts to connect to are logged as I requested.

Then I turned back on my HTTP proxy (SQUID) for content filtering and SNORT for intrusion detection.
For future reference, I did a PrintScreen of all setup pages and a backup of working configuration.

I want to thank mrkroket for his kind help, and hope this could be useful for someone else.

Faber



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