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NAT Exemption Rules (hitcnt=0)

GREGORY JACKSON
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I'm currently converting from ASA 5525 to FirePower 2140 w/FMC. As I am auditing my current ASA I see there are lots of No-nat rules with hitcnt=0 these look to be at (0) for a long period of time. I wanted to understand does the NO_NAT rules actually show a (hitcnt) of greater than zero? I don't want to migrate any ACL's that I don't need.

 

I am going to disable them one at a time to determine the impact, but does anyone know if it the NAT exemption rules actually show a hitcnt?

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Pawan Raut
Level 4
Level 4
NAT exemption is also NAT rule and that convert same Original IP to same MAP IP when ASA check the packet flow so it should have hit count when it matches the rule for any traffic.
Could you please paste that NAT exemption rule and show nat de output for that respective rule.

Regards,
Pawan

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Pawan Raut
Level 4
Level 4
NAT exemption is also NAT rule and that convert same Original IP to same MAP IP when ASA check the packet flow so it should have hit count when it matches the rule for any traffic.
Could you please paste that NAT exemption rule and show nat de output for that respective rule.

Regards,
Pawan
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