STATIC command help

Feb 22, 2006 3 Replies
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Gang, I need help with the static command on a pix 515 with 6.4.



I have a web server outside: 151.205.x.x named webserver.domain.com



I want my internal machines to be able to hit it through the internal address by using webserver.domain.com. The internal address is



10.1.20.222.

So I'm thinking the static command should do this, so I'm doing a



static (outside,inside) 151.205.x.x 10.1.20.222 DNS clear xlate



nslookup resolution still points to 151.205.x.x. I've tried various arrangements of the interfaces to no avail. What would be the propper command to get this working?



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Try

static (outside,inside) 151.205.x.x 10.1.20.222 dns netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0

Note it differs by the order within the circles and the specification of the netmask plus the number of concurrent connection and embryonics at the end.

Alex.

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If i understand correctly,

--You have a web server with a real IP address of 10.1.20.222 . You want it to be seen from the outside at 151.205.x.x. You want your inside users to be able to reach it using it's domain name , wich resolve using the public IP of 151.205.x.x--

Then you need the command

static (inside,outside) 151.205.x.x 10.1.20.222 dns netmask 255.255.255.255

0 0

and not static (outside,inside)

This is assuming that the dns server used by your internal users is outside the PIX.

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I agree with the above statemnt, and keep in mind you will have to have an access list permiting HTTP to the server

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