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ASA NAT one to one

Fotiosmark
Level 1
Level 1

Hello group!

 

It seems I have a puzzle for the cisco team :)

Basically what I need to do is build a VPN  - ASA to ASA.

Thats not a problem.

 -The issue is that the private IP of the hosts we are using, are being used from the other side also and I am trying to do NAT one to one (our hosts IP private to another private IP)

Real IP

NATed IP

10.12.90.44

10.60.0.145

So it will go out as 10.60.0.145

I have no clue and found nothing on NAT private to private IP.

Any ideas?

 

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GioGonza
Level 4
Level 4

Hello @Fotiosmark

 

It´s the same as any other NAT statement the only thing is that you are going from Private to Private, this is an example for that: 

 

nat (inside,outside) source static obj-10.12.90.44 obj-10.60.0.145

 

Or you can apply a destination if you like:

 

nat (inside,outside) source static obj-10.12.90.44 obj-10.60.0.145 destination static obj-VPN obj-VPN

 

HTH

Gio

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GioGonza
Level 4
Level 4

Hello @Fotiosmark

 

It´s the same as any other NAT statement the only thing is that you are going from Private to Private, this is an example for that: 

 

nat (inside,outside) source static obj-10.12.90.44 obj-10.60.0.145

 

Or you can apply a destination if you like:

 

nat (inside,outside) source static obj-10.12.90.44 obj-10.60.0.145 destination static obj-VPN obj-VPN

 

HTH

Gio

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