11-16-2015
02:21 PM
- last edited on
03-25-2019
05:57 PM
by
ciscomoderator
Hello Everyone,
I have a public IP address that needs to communicate with a private IP address behind our ASA via port 444. I have tried to set up NAT to translate from the inside to the outside and vice versa using tcp port 444. Is there somethinig additional that I need to do ? Please see the config below
Much thanks in advance!
object-group service Webserver_Group tcp
description Allow webserver to access ports 443 and 444
port-object range https 444
object-group network inside_WEB
network-object host 10.138.1.139
object-group network outside_WEB
network-object host 209.50.1.138
object-group service inside_WEB_port tcp
port-object range https 444
object-group service outside_WEB_port tcp
port-object range 0 65535
port-object range https 444
access-list Inside_nat_static extended permit tcp host 10.138.1.139 host 209.50.133.138 object-group Webserver_Group
access-list Inside_nat_static_1 extended permit tcp host 209.50.133.138 object-group Webserver_Group host 10.138.1.139
access-list Inside_nat_static_2 extended permit tcp host 209.55.133.138 object-group Webserver_Group host 10.138.1.139
static (Inside,Outside) tcp 209.50.133.138 https 10.138.100.139 https netmask 255.255.255.255
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11-16-2015 03:25 PM
If you want to use port 444, then you have to change your static, https is tcp/443:
static (Inside,Outside) tcp 209.50.133.138 444 10.138.100.139 444 netmask 255.255.255.255
And you need an access-list-entry in the ACL that is applied to the outside interface:
access-list YOUR-ACL-NAME permit tcp any host 209.50.133.138 eq 444
And what are you doing with the ACLs Inside_nat_static, Inside_nat_static_1 and Inside_nat_static_2?
11-16-2015 03:25 PM
If you want to use port 444, then you have to change your static, https is tcp/443:
static (Inside,Outside) tcp 209.50.133.138 444 10.138.100.139 444 netmask 255.255.255.255
And you need an access-list-entry in the ACL that is applied to the outside interface:
access-list YOUR-ACL-NAME permit tcp any host 209.50.133.138 eq 444
And what are you doing with the ACLs Inside_nat_static, Inside_nat_static_1 and Inside_nat_static_2?
11-17-2015 07:24 AM
Hey Karsten,
Thank you very much this worked, I also removed inside_nat_static, insid_nat_static1 and inside_nat_static_2.
Thanks for your help.
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