I think I get it. But I would have to map each port individually in this way even if I wanted most ports to "pass through" without being changed. Is that correct? By which I mean: there is no way to map ip to ip to allow simple pass-though traffic AND say but map this port to this other port in one case.
We use quite a lot of ports an this would make our fire wall rules much longer. But, if that's what we have to do...
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by: InteraXPosted on 2006-09-25 at 03:52:13ID: 17590995
Hi daveky,
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The full syntax of the static command can e found at http://www.cisco.com/en/US
It is possible to map ports. Basically, the command for PIX V6.3 should read as follows.
STATIC (INSIDE,OUTSIDE) TCP OutsideIP OutsidePort InsideIP InsidePort
Good Luck,
Chris