Daniel_55334
Aug 27, 2008Altostratus
Using NAT and SNAT at the same time
Customer have setup like this. They have VS that act like reverse proxy. The backend servers for these VS are not located in their network. They have internal servers, located behind BIG-IP, that need to access these VS. SNAT pool is configured on these VS.
These internal servers also need to communicate with outside servers directly. So NAT for these internal servers are configured.
As BIG-IP will use the more specific match for address translation, so now internal servers would use the NAT ip to access the backend servers of the VS, as well as to access the outside servers directly.
Here is my question. Can they use the SNAT ip to access backend servers of VS, but the NAT ip to talk with outside servers directly?