NAT versus NO NAT

Jul 27, 2006 1 Replies

We currently have several web servers behind a firewall in the DMZ (DMZ port of the firewall). Each server has a public facing IP address. We will be switching firewalls and I would like to get opinions if we should implement NAT for the web servers or stay with the current configuration?



Thanks for responding.



Depends upon what application is running in your servers, i.e. some protocols can not cope with NAT. I recommend running public IP in the DMZ, to avoid such implication, now aswell in the future.

No problem. Regards Martin

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