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Troubleshooting 1:1 NAT
If 1:1 NAT (or even Outbound NAT) is properly configured, but the system still appears to access sites like https:
//www.netgate.com/ip and http://www.ipchicken.com from main WAN IP Address on the AZTCO-FW firewall, then squid or another web proxy is likely being used.
Even though 1:1 NAT is in place, the web requests are still proxied through squid, and thus originate from the AZTCO-FW firewall itself.
The easy way around this is to allow that system to bypass the proxy like so:
- Click Services > Proxy Server
- Type the local IP Address of the system in the Do NOT proxy these IPs text box
- Click Save
To proxy the web traffic and verify the 1:1 mapping is working properly, find some other service to verify with, such as:
- Login to a remote system and watch the firewall logs or tcpdump.
- Initiate some traffic from the system and verify the traffic is originating from the proper IP Address.
- Access an HTTPS site that does not flow through the proxy.