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Here is the issue. We used 5520's with 8.4(6) on them and were able to allow our inside hosts to hit a DMZ host using the DMZ's real IP address and the inside hosts could also hit the NAT address of those hosts. So in my example, host 10.1.1.22 could...
I might submit a support ticket to Cisco using my companies account, being that I'm not getting too many responses (thank you David and Vibhor for your responses). In the meantime, I figured I would show you all a work around in case someone else run...
Sorry Vibhor, but that doesn't help. That will make the NAT address accessible from the inside, but then the actual IP address will not be accessible anymore. I can work around the issue by putting a couple other NAT statements in, but this seems lik...
