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Haris2887
Explorer

Hide NAT for remote vpn.

Hi guys 

I am looking for a way to do hide NAT on a remote access VPN.

Basically I don’t want my Server to see the office mode IP range.

Instead I want all connections to be SNAT to 192.168.2.1.

 

I have tried to add a manual NAT rule for Source= (office mode IP range) Xlatedsource=(192.168.2.1(hide)

For some reason this does not work.

 

Below is a diagram of the scenario I am trying to achieve.

Any ideas ?

60E742E7-AD97-4EC1-BB63-3DCE4F905AD1.png

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PhoneBoy
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What is the precise reason you need to hide the client IPs from the server? 

The only NAT I've seen with Remote Access connections is IP Pool NAT, specifically with the use of SecuRemote.
Perhaps you can try using the object All_Internet in the Source field instead. 
Otherwise, unless TAC says differently, it's likely an RFE.

the_rock
Legend
Legend

NAT rule you added seems correct, can you send a screenshot? 

Andy

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Haris2887
Explorer

The problem I am trying to solve is asymmetric routing.

The server has another interface (not shown in the diagram) a default gateway define that is NOT in the 192.168.2.x/24 subnet.

 

The NAT rule = See attached

 

 

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