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NAT problem on PIX

First question,

Can I map two outisde addresses to same the inside address:
ie
static (inside,outside) keyhole_out charger netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0
static (inside,outside) charger_out charger netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0

I did this, everything seemed to be working Friday, but now websites/DNS on this site cannot be seen even tough I can ping the addresses fine. I made sure the rulesets were the same to both.

Now I backed these setting out but still seems to be in affect. Can I refresh this w/o rebooting the PIX?

Thanks greatly,
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try using
pixfirewall# clear xlate

You might have to be in config mode:

pixfirewall(config)# clear xlate

Why would you want two outside addresses mapped to the same inside?
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You can do this on the port level, by specifying a different port at the end of the static statement, to differentiate between the services running on the same server.  You do no want a general static statement pointing to the same ip address and using the same services.
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Yea, I found this out the hard way.

I want my DNS servers to have A records and my mail servers to have A records, both are on the same servers.

mail1 & ns1
mail2 & ns2

Is there a way I can NAT port 53 tcp/udp to the other addresses using the port method you describe?


Thanks,
Chuck

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