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Hi,I'm trying to do port forwarding on Cisco ASA 9.6(1) but for some reason it keeps failing for me. I would like to map port 3000 of host 172.16.0.10 to port 80 of the outside interface of ASA. Here is what I've done so far:object network obj_172.16...
I've setup IP SLA to generate a syslog message for an event. I then have an EEM applet watching for that syslog message. The EEM applet run time is set to be very long (upto several hours), only to end when the network becomes stable.
Given the right...
Now that I've confirmed that comcast is not blocking any ports, I've updated my problem which still exists.
To keep it simple, I am trying to port forward TCP 3000 from interface of ASA to an host in DMZ.
object network obj_172.16.0.10 nat (interne...
Hi Joel,
Thank you for your response. The real port of the actual Server is in fact 3000, Since my ISP is blocking all ports above 1024 I am trying to map it to port 80 of the outside interface of the Cisco ASA Firewall.
So the configuration is cor...
You should remove the extra SSH entries. Your subnet 10.60.0.0/16 could not be available from all three interfaces. Consult your routing table and only keep the entry where this route exists.Here is a list of steps for enabling SSH on Cisco ASA: http...
Assign a vrf to the management interface of ASR."vrf forwarding Mgmt-intf"Add a static route for this management vrf (default route or for any specific subnet). Now all traffic destined for management interface will use this routing table.Rest of the...
