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12-07-2012 02:26 AM - edited 03-12-2019 06:04 PM
Hello,
Quick question; How does the Cisco ASA 5510 operate on an incomming traffic flow? Does it apply the source NAT first and then match rules according to the translated address? Or does it match rules according to the original source and then apply NAT just before forwarding the packets?
Thanks, Best Regards
Jhonny Eriksson
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12-07-2012 02:36 AM
Hello Jhonny,
Before 8.3 OS,policy(ACL) was first and if policy is success then it hits for the NAT rule.
but from 8.3 onwards, the order of operation has been changed .. now NAT rule is first and then policy comes in picture.. that is the reason post 8.3 versions , the outside ACL should have the real IP address in the match entry.
Hope this helps
Harish.
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12-07-2012 02:36 AM
Hello Jhonny,
Before 8.3 OS,policy(ACL) was first and if policy is success then it hits for the NAT rule.
but from 8.3 onwards, the order of operation has been changed .. now NAT rule is first and then policy comes in picture.. that is the reason post 8.3 versions , the outside ACL should have the real IP address in the match entry.
Hope this helps
Harish.
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12-07-2012 07:53 AM
Good thing to do is a packet-tracer test and see the exact detail order.
