Fourier-1.math.ucsb.edu
Hostname | IP | Room/Host | OS | Model | Short Description | User |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Fourier-1 | 128.111.088.035 | Heaviside | OPNsense | NAT gateway | Infrastructure | |
Fourier-1 | 010.254.129.001 | Internal IP for 128.111.88.35 | Infrastructure |
BINAT
External access to printers behind Fourier-1 is done via bidirectional NAT. To set up a printer requires configuring three things on Fourier-1:- A virtual IP, via Interfaces, Virtual IPs, Settings.
- Use "IP alias" mode.
- The interface should be "WAN"
- The address should have the same subnet mask as the network it's on, e.g. 128.111.88.21/24
- Make sure "Deny service binding" is checked.
- A one-to-one NAT rule, via Firewall, NAT, One-to-one.
- The interface should be "WAN"
- The type should be "BINAT"
- The external network should be set to the external IP address, e.g. 128.111.88.21
- The source should be "Single host or Network", with the value set to the internal IP with a /32 mask; e.g. 10.254.129.21/32.
- The destination should be "any"
- The category should be "printing"
- (Note that the easiest way to set this all up is just to start by duplicating an existing NAT rule.)
- Incoming filter rules. These are already set up so it's only necessary to add the new printer to the correct alias.
- Go to Firewall, Aliases
- Edit "Printers"
- Add the new internal IP address.
Redundancy
It's possible, and probably a good idea, to add a second redundant firewall. The name "fourier-2" has been reserved for this purpose. A device with two ethernet interfaces on the wired network will be required. ------ * Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW = AdminGroupEdit • Attach • Print version • History: r1 • Backlinks • View wiki text • Edit wiki text • More topic actions