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DMcGuire_23373
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Jul 23, 2008

Making FirePass a node on the internal network

I am running FirePass V6.02 and currently have it connected to my DMZ. This set up has been working for 3 years. We now want to make staff who connect to FirePass a node on the intranet. Therefore, I ...
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mal_57091
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Jul 24, 2008
Hi,

 

 

Ahh..i just read and replied to your other post. Can i ask how you intend to route your traffic in this configuration? So basically you have a FirePass with one interface in the DMZ and another internal connected directly to your LAN? Do you have NAPT enabled on FirePass Network Access Global Settings? How did you want to want to route the different user traffic differently? If you wanted to separate out your routing tables you can create multiple routing tables and apply a routing table on a per master group basis. Have you checked out the AskF5 knowledgebase? Go to http://tech.f5.com and register for an account. There is heaps of stuff in there about these kind of configurations.

 

 

Cheers,

 

Mal