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NAT problems

denilson.mota
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Hello experts,

 

I have two ASA 5545X active-standby and I have an objtect-group natted to the outside interface, inside of the object-group I have one host, for sometime the host able to browse to the internet but now not working. The trace from the remote PC is finish on the FW. I have the acces-list allowing that object-group to any IP.

Anyone please help to figure out what can be happen and why this host can't browse to internet?

 

Many thanks,

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Jaderson Pessoa
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Hello,

Could you share the asa configuration?
Jaderson Pessoa
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Hello Jaderson,

 

Find the configuration details on the attached picture:

I made a trace route from the host pc and the last hope is the FW interface

well, i think that your nat configurations is wront

try it:

object-group network OBJ-G
network-object host 1.1.1.1
network-object host 2.2.2.2
network-object 192.168.0.0 255.255.255.0
nat (inside,outside) source dynamic OBJ-G interface
Jaderson Pessoa
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First I have this NAT:

nat (Customs,Outside) source static RemoteGroup_Internet-Access interface

 

Then I remove and I create this NAT:

nat (Customs,Outside) source dynamic RemoteGroup_Internet-Access interface

 

The Customs interface is the interface where the host and remote group are configured, and still not working.

 

I would suggest running a Packet Tracer from the Firewall to see if it is actually blocking the traffic and why.  

 

 

Well,

try it:
1. Check packet tracert in the firewall.
2. Check if end device can resolve name (ping 8.8.8.8) or (ping www.google.com) for exemple;
3. Check if this "RemoteGroup_Internet-Access" has your end device.

Regards
Jaderson Pessoa
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Find attached the output for all tests. The result of packet tracer is allowed and no block.

The end host is inserted into the object-group

The object have NAT and ACL permited

Well,

Could you share a simple draw of your topology? This firewall working as your routing to others networks or is there a L3?

Is there any other NAT configuration to this address?
Jaderson Pessoa
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Hello Jaderson,

Thank you for your attention on my case, find the draft of mine topology for your reference.

 

Please also see if the below info is normal behavior when we create a NAT

 

NAT.png

No, this showing to us that already exist something with this address. Found what is: Maputo_Mcnet_APN and acl number 208.
Jaderson Pessoa
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Maputo_Mcnet_APN is the host pc that want to browse and the acl 208 is the Nat I have created from the host pc to outside interface. I removed the old Nat from the object-group and I create this one to specific host but the host pc still not browsing. 

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