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Hi folksCan ASA do "reverse NAT"? Vendors have different names for this but what I want to do is have my ASA translate incoming traffic from Internet to an internal IP but have the traffic appear to the internal server as coming from the internal int...

hoffa2000 by Level 6
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I have a very basic configuration...   ASA 5505 running 9.2(3) Firewall mode:  Routed Inside network is 192.168.253.0/24 (ASA is 192.168.253.1) Outside network is 1.1.1.32/29 (ASA is 1.1.1.34) Web server is 192.168.253.70 and I want that NAT'd to 1.1...

Dr.Debate by Community Member
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Hi guys. I have new dmz zone for wireless guest access .  Guest's can connect to our vpn by ip but can not by name . On our DNS (windows server) server we have name-to-ip for access from external and from internal access   but I am not sure we can ad...

Hi, Recently my company bought a new Internet channel and I wan't to route some of our internals IP segments to this new ISP. I checked that with PBR this could work, so, I configured, the ACL, the route-map and actually is applied to the private int...

Hi all! I have this scenario below: *serverx* --- *ASA1* ----------VPN L2L-------------- *ASA2* ------- *sw1*10.10.0.1                                                       20.20.20.1     20.20.20.2 VPN interesting traffic is 10.10.0.1/32 and 192.168...

sulloas16 by Community Member
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Hi all, im in need of help,  ive recently changed my firewall from a 5505 to a 5515x and although i thought id set them up the same i now cant get a connection to the FTP server.  the only thing i see in the log is a built tcp connection then nothing...

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