Configuring ASA 5506-X

[AmmarHermiz14196]

Hi,

I have an ASA 5506-X want to configure it after a Verizon router model number (G1100). 
I have block of 5 static IP address.

Anything I need to change on Verizon Router?

I will appreciate your help with this.

Thanks, 

Ammar 

[Rob Ingram]

Hi @AmmarHermiz14196 

Are those 5 IP addresses in use or a separate network? If separate then you need a static route for that network on the Verizon router, pointing to the ASA's outside interface as the next hop. You can then use those 5 IP addresses for NAT.

HTH

[AmmarHermiz14196]

Hi Rob,

The 5 IP addresses are not in use. What do you mean by separate network? I have this as a home network, but it is not set up yet due to the firewall needing to be configured.

Thank you for the response!

Ammar

[Rob Ingram]

Do those 5 IP addresses belong to the same network as an interface configured the Verizon router?

Provide your configuration might be easier for us to determine what you need to configure.

[AmmarHermiz14196]

Yes they are the same network. What I'm trying to configure is a network containing home camera system that I can access with a VPN connection, synology NAS, and three cisco access points. I hired two people, but they could not figure out how to get past the Verizon router...

Ammar

[Rob Ingram · Accepted solution]

Assign an IP address to the ASA's "outside" interface that is in the same network as the verizon router's inside interface.

Configure a default route on the ASA pointing to the verizon router's inside interface.

Configured NAT/PAT on the ASA to hide all internal networks behind the ASA's outside interface, for outbound internet traffic.

Configure static NAT rules for your NAS etc.

[AmmarHermiz14196]

So I added one of the static IP addresses to the outside. I don't know if you meant that. i have attached a screen shot.

[AmmarHermiz14196]

I did a logical using Cisco Packet Tracer.