How To Configure Destination NAT on Juniper SRX Firewalls

In this video we'll be showing you how to configure destination NAT, also know as port forwarding, on Juniper firewalls.
This lab will show you everything you need to get started on publishing your web service to the internet.
We use EVE-NG for all our labs, and all config has been done on a Juniper v-SRX.

[@VashTSPD]

Yes welcome back! Thanks for the video.

[@lameaveragetechies1040]

Thanks, it’s been a while 😂

[@robkleinpeter]

Welcome back!

[@lameaveragetechies1040]

Thanks, glad to be back!

[@proxymoxylinks]

please continue to release more content 🙏

[@lameaveragetechies1040]

We have been quiet, but will try our best to upload more consistently. Sometimes we have to travel for long periods of time for work, or our projects take months to complete, hence the big gap sometimes. We'll try and get a more consistent schedule going.

[@joerockhead7246]

excellent. thank you.

[@TimHenriksen]

What software are you using for these labs?

[@lameaveragetechies1040]

The labs are running on a dedicated EVE-NG server, and we use SecureCRT as a terminal application.

[@cankaranisoner9208]

Hello Sir, could you provide us a video related to Juniper Q-in-Q tunneling please.

[@lameaveragetechies1040]

Hey, sure, will add it to the list of topics to cover!