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How do I configure Static Destination NAT on CGNS AWS
Hi Team,
Does anyone have a documentation for configuring Static Destination NAT on CGNS AWS? I have front end subnet as 10.10.1.0/24 and backend subnet 10.10.2.0/24. Then I have web subnet as 10.10.6.0/24 and web server is 10.10.6.100.
Can someone please guide me how do I NAT 10.10.6.100 through Check Point CGNS on AWS?
TIA
Blason R
Blason R
CCSA,CCSE,CCCS
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Hi,
you do it the same as any other NAT in Check Point NAT policy.
you said you need Destination NAT ? is it from the Web Server side or from the Internet side ? what is the flow you need ?
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Oh No - I guess I was not clear enough. I need to host the web server in a VPC which is behind checkpoint and since being a cluster how do I add one more Elastic IP on a cluster and route the traffic to checkpoint so that checkpoint will nat the traffic coming on that EIP and send the traffic out.
Lets say I have EIP assigned to cluster is 20.20.20.20 and now I need to set one more EIP as 50.50.50.50 which will be natted with 10.10.6.100 and natting will be done by Check Point.
Blason R
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From what I know , you can't add more EIP on a Cluster Deployment.
you need to use an ELB to publish more Services.