Hi @John Johnson
There are some inconsistency in the explanation. First, make no sense Azure say that if the IP is a public one they can't reply. If you try to access from home where you have only on public IP connected to your PC, why on Earth they can't reply?
Well, but it is up to them, right?
Now, my second doubt. How is your ASA connected to the Azure? And what is the final goal here.
If you have a firewall, it is supposed that the objective is filter traffic behind this firewall. What do you mean by "At home you are assigned x.x.x.x as a public ip address and attempt to access a website i have in Azure. When your IP Address of x.x.x.x hits my ASAv it needs to be NAT to my inside interface ip address of y.y.y.y "
How would be possible that a home public IP address could hit the firewall?
And how is it possible that the firewall inside interface is able to talk with Azure, which I assume is on the Internet?
Please, try to elaborate this and if possible send us a simple draw.
Sorry for so many questions but the objective here is try to help you.
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