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5 Public IP and ASA 5506-X doesn't work

alladin9000
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Hi community,

My internet provider give me 5 public IP addresses from subnet XX.XX.XX.56 /29

I want to use 5 of them to connect internal servers follow this table:

XX.XX.XX.58 -> IP for Internet gateway

XX.XX.XX.59 -> 192.168.1.19 Port 80

XX.XX.XX.60 -> 192.168.1.20 Port 8080

XX.XX.XX.61 -> 192.168.1.10 Port 21

XX.XX.XX.62 -> 192.168.1.17 Port 8443

 

Old router (Drytec) use DHCP connection to modem in bridge mode and got 5 aliases, which I could forwarded to internal IP addresses. When I try to setup cisco ASA 5506-X, DHCP doesnt work. What I suppose to do first?

Thank you for help. 

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Jon Marshall
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Just configure your NAT statements on your firewall and it should work fine. 

 

Jon

Should I create 1:1 NAT for each address?

 

Up to you really. 

 

You can but you could also just one of the IPs because all the ports are different. 

 

Both should work. 

 

Jon

I have public DNS records for each server IP's, so one IP will not work. But how 5506-X recognize IP, if they are not pop up in DHCP request? From other side I need all internal computers except those servers go to the internet over one IP. I just litl be confused in this situation.

 

When you configure NAT the ASA becomes responsible for that IP so as long as your ISP does the right thing so should your firewall. 

 

Jon

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