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Port forwarding on Cisco secure firewall1210CE threat defense

Brunetta7
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Good morning, this is my first experience with a Cisco secure firewall1210CE threat defense with software 7.6.0-113 (until now I have always configured a Juniper firewall). I would like to replicate on Cisco a simple configuration that I had on Juniper, the external interface (example 10.0.0.2) has a VIP that redirects requests from outside on port 30000 to an internal server (example 192.168.1.12) port 30000, with a policy that authorizes traffic only on port 30000. I am a little confused because I do not understand the type of reasoning that must be adopted with this Cisco firewall. Is there someone kind who can give me an example that will help me understand how to implement this configuration using the Cisco device manager interface?
Thanks everyone.
Have a nice day
Giuseppe

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@Brunetta7 have a look at this example, refer to the section "Inbound access". On the FTD you typically create a rule from inside to outside, bear in mind the NAT rule is bi-directional, so if traffic comes from outside destined to inside it will still match that rule.

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@Brunetta7 have a look at this example, refer to the section "Inbound access". On the FTD you typically create a rule from inside to outside, bear in mind the NAT rule is bi-directional, so if traffic comes from outside destined to inside it will still match that rule.

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