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06-14-2021
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Hi Any help greatly appreciated. I have 4 internal IPs w x y and z that need to route out on one of my external IPs (1.2.3.4). And then I need the ingress traffic on 1.2.3.4 to be routed to w x y and z based on the incoming port number. I am also changing the incoming port to a standard internal port number. The out going NAT rule seems to fine. However the incoming 4 NAT rules are not being hit and I don't see any traffic at all on the monitor for ext IP 1.2.3.4, but I am assured by the sender it is being sent. I have done bidirectional static NATs before and not had an issue, but the routing by port number is not working. thanks Alex
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