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Asked: 2026-05-31T14:21:42+00:00

I want to do this. I have a office firewall and all request from

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I want to do this.

I have a office firewall and all request from my system(10.140.22.11) will be routed through a NAT ip (200.142.24.224)

My system acts as a server. Any request made via internet should reach my system. How can I achieve this without going for a one to one static ip (i.e., with this common NAT ip of my firewall).

Is this possible ? Something like http;//200.142.24.224:7001/myApp?destIP=10.140.22.11 will help ? Will the firewall able to route it 10.140.22.11 using the request parameter (destIP)

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  1. Editorial Team

    You can configure your NAT to forward external traffic for 200.142.24.224 to the 10.140.22.11 IP address on your LAN.

    Then, if you use http//200.142.24.224:7001, the requests will be sent to 10.140.22.11. No need for myApp?destIP=10.140.22.11.

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