01-19-2011 12:42 PM - edited 03-11-2019 12:37 PM
Hi experts,
I have another dilemma here. I need to NAT tcp ports 10001, 20001 and 30001 on external IP 4.4.4.4 to the same ports on internal IP 192.168.1.4. Do I have to create three objects for each port for the internal IP? like:
object network 192.168.1.4-10001
host 192.168.1.4
nat (inside,outside) static 4.4.4.4 service tcp 10001 10001
object network 192.168.1.4-20001
hsot 192.168.1.4
nat (inside,outside) static 4.4.4.4 service tcp 20001 20001
object network 192.168.1.4-30001
hsot 192.168.1.4
nat (inside,outside) static 4.4.4.4 service tcp 30001 30001
I try to use "twice NAT" but I can't use object-group for ports. If I use object then I still have to define one service object for each port... Any suggestions??
Thanks!
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01-19-2011 05:14 PM
Yes, I know...how you feel. Yes you do have to create 3 diff. objects.
We have filed an enhancement defect to cover this.
CSCte96293 ENH: Objects should support multiple nat/service commands
Until then we do have to create a diff. object for each port that you want to do static pat.
-KS
01-19-2011 05:14 PM
Yes, I know...how you feel. Yes you do have to create 3 diff. objects.
We have filed an enhancement defect to cover this.
CSCte96293 ENH: Objects should support multiple nat/service commands
Until then we do have to create a diff. object for each port that you want to do static pat.
-KS
01-20-2011 07:42 AM
Thanks for confirming on this...
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