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- From: Mitchell, Neill
- Subject: [Security Firewall] Routing question
- Date: 26 May 2005 09:37:21 -0000
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Hi.
I have got a
Netscreen 5G VPN installed on my network at the insistance of a client we work
with. My Mandrake firewall is configured with 3 interfaces - WAN, LAN on
192.168.1.0 and DMZ on 192.168.101.0.
The 5G is connected
on its untrust side straight to our Cisco router out to the world. The trust
side is connected to the DMZ interface on the MNF at 192.168.101.80. The network
on the client's end is 84.9.62.0/24
My question is this.
How do I get Remote Desktop traffic (port 3389) on the LAN to route through to
the trust interface of the 5G in the DMZ?
I have tried the
following accept rule but it doesn't seem to work:
Accept
LAN DMZ:192.168.101.80 tcp 3389 84.9.62.0/24
Any help greatly
appreciated.
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