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This is becoming a challange now, if someone more knowledgable then me tells me this is not doable, then I will stop posing but in the meantime here is the problem.

I am trying to get transparent proxy configured on cisco router, I need the clients to hit ANY destination on port 80 and have cisco redirect them to an internal page running webserver on port 80.

so for example, if a client requests a page from

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with redirect, the internal web server should respond and google.com can be down for all I care, the client shoudl still see the internal page.

anyone?

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You need to do more than just redirect port 80.

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A double NAT is needed - the packet needs to get back to the host, not the router doing the redirect.

alan

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I read that link twice and then tried to implement the example route map but it never worked, the original problem still persists, "how does the return packets come back translated"

checkpoint firewall does this nicely with just a single rule, I can't believe cisco doesn't. (Either that or I am doing something wrong).

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