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thomas.r.mielke · 07-09-2010

Hello,I am new to Cisco software and networking in general, so I appreciate any help that the community can provide.Here's my setup: I have a Cisco ASA firewall sitting behind a university firewall. I am able to connect to my devices using the AnyC...

thomas.r.mielke · 07-15-2010

As you suggested Nagaraja, the conflict in the static NAT statements is because I did not correctly change the IPs when I posted the message. The real configuration looks more like this:static (inside,outside) tcp 78.23.45.67 https 192.168.128.140 ...

thomas.r.mielke · 07-14-2010

The static NATS are needed for port forwarding to different servers behind the firewall. I'm not aware of an easier way to write these rules.

thomas.r.mielke · 07-14-2010

That did the trick! Thanks a lot!

thomas.r.mielke · 07-14-2010

Thanks, our NATs are as follows:global (outside) 1 78.23.45.67global (outside) 1 interfacenat (inside) 1 192.168.128.0 255.255.255.0 dnsnat (management) 101 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0static (inside,outside) tcp 78.23.45.67 https 192.168.128.140 https netmask 2...

thomas.r.mielke · 07-14-2010

One of my colleagues was able to fix the issue, but it wasn't an issue of the DNS not resolving the hostname. I couldn't ping IP addresses either. With the addition of some NAT/PAT rules, the issue is fixed. Unfortunately, a new bug has arisen in ...

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