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[sadeshina]

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[Collin Clark]

Your 2 NAT statements confuse me.

You will need a global and a NAT for translating your private to public IPs-

global (Outside) 1 interface

nat (Inside) 1 0 0

Check your logs, they usually tell you what is happening. The packet trace is also very helpful.

[Collin Clark]

Also, your Inside_access_in ACL is only allowing HTTP out. You will need at least DNS too. Your Outside_access_in ACL is allowing all internet traffic in!

[sadeshina]

Thanks for your help Colin.

I am using the Cisco ASDM 6.3 for ASA configuration and it seems like 2 statement below

global(outisde) 1 interface

nat (inside) 1 0 0

is no longer configured in that format.  And it seems the only way I could configure the above is by using the below statement.

nat (Inside,Outside) source dynamic any interface
nat (any,any) source dynamic Internet Internet

I will look into this again and also allow for DNS

Thanks