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Incoming traffic inspection - GCP
Hi,
I'm starting working and getting to know CheckPoint in Cloud solutions so sorry for my question if it's obvious for Cloud Architecture.
Is it normal and only way that if we want to run service for internet users in some VCP and inspect traffic using CheckPoint we have to hide all internet behind CheckPoint adres (do the source NAT)??
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No. | Original Source | Original Destination | Original Services | Translated Source | Translated Destination | Translated Services | Install On | Comment |
1 | All_Internet | LocalGateway | HTTP-8083 | H LocalGateway | S web2-internal-lb | http | * Policy Targets |
Doesn't bother web server/web app developer etc? All other solutions works in that way?
Best regards,
Rafal
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To ensure the traffic goes through the Check Point gateway, some form of NAT is required.
Generally HIDE NAT is used.
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