09-12-2007 03:29 AM - edited 03-11-2019 04:10 AM
I am trying to do policy NAT from Level 20 to Level 40 for certain Server inside Level 20
From level 40 one side should see it for example as 10.10.10.10 and other 10.10.20.10.
access-list type permit ip x.x.x.x sm y.y.y.y xm - connected to static nat
Is this possible?
Did anyone did this?
And ofcourse example woould be gold worth.
All of you who even think about my problem I thank you.
:-)
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09-12-2007 05:56 AM
Don't forget that you need a 'normal' inside higher-to-lower source NAT defined as well for the L40 addresses using NAT, PAT or static. For example add 'nat (L40) 1 0 0' and 'global (L20) 1 interface'
And check the logfile.
09-12-2007 05:06 AM
Yes, it is possible.
Try this:
access-list PNAT1 permit ip host
access-list PNAT2 permit ip host
static (outside,inside) 10.10.10.10 access-list PNAT1
static (outside,inside) 10.10.20.10 access-list PNAT2
The interface names need to match your configuration obviously.
Regards,
/Mattias
09-12-2007 05:45 AM
I've tried this but doesn't work.
I used the same type of conf, packet enters L40 interface but doesn't leave L20 interface.
There in no nonat assigned to interface but it doesn't work, and it has matches in L40 interface access-list.
I am just checking Alias, where it is possible to use Alias for destination NAT
Thank you for suggestion.
09-12-2007 05:56 AM
Don't forget that you need a 'normal' inside higher-to-lower source NAT defined as well for the L40 addresses using NAT, PAT or static. For example add 'nat (L40) 1 0 0' and 'global (L20) 1 interface'
And check the logfile.
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