I am developing an application that is making use of the REST API. My development
environment is such that the REST API calls need to be accepted on the outside interface.
Testing the app on a system on the inside network works well but I have a remote server
that needs to execute the same app and it fails with the message "Wrong URL". I believe
this is because the REST API is not exposed on the outside interface. Is there a way to
safely do this and lock it down to just the single IP that will be sending the REST calls?
Keep in mind this is a development environment so non-standard methods are acceptable.
I simply need to run a couple of tests using the remote system.
I should mention that the ASA device in use is a 5506-X.
Thanks.
