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BPGaven00 · 10-11-2015

I have an ASA 5515-X and I'm trying to allow access from the inside to the DMZ. Here's my basic configuration:inside 10.0.0.0/24outside 1.1.1.0/30DMZ 2.2.2.0/27The addresses in the DMZ are NAT'd to IP addresses in the inside. Both DMZ and outside a...

BPGaven00 · 10-07-2015

I have an ASA 5515-X. My ISP provides me a /30 for the link and a /27 for my public IP space. How do I set up routing between the two? I have set the security level on both to 0. One interface called outside for the /30 link and one called DMZ fo...

BPGaven00 · 10-11-2015

Not quite - think of my DMZ as a second outside interface. All servers are inside. Egress traffic (for example, to the Exchange server) is handled via a NAT rule that redirects traffic to a particular IP in the DMZ to a particular IP inside and the...

BPGaven00 · 10-11-2015

Yes - security level for inside is 100. Still no dice. FYI - packet tracer says I'm good but I still can't get traffic from the inside to the DMZ to NAT back to the appropriate inside address. Is it possible I need to add a NAT exception?

BPGaven00 · 10-08-2015

I've tried security-level 0 on both outside and DMZ but that doesn't not appear to work. I already have both of these in the config:same-security-traffic permit inter-interfacesame-security-traffic permit intra-interface

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Allow access from inside to DMZ

Route between interfaces with same security level

Not quite - think of my DMZ

Yes - security level for

I've tried security-level 0