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Hi Cisco Profs,
first, dont ask me why we have to use it that silly way... this is a specification from your partner. We have different access levels based on the source IP and Router.
As you can see on the attached picture is have 2 internal network...
Hey Cisco Gurus,
i have one question regarding the Policy Based Routing on a ASA running 9.5.1.
Can i use a extended ACL as "Match Address" in PBR context for routing a SrcNet to DstNet to go over a different router?
I have 2 internal networks and t...
Hey Cisco Folks!first, forgive me i'm a absolut ASA beginner - Worked with Stonesoft and PFsense before.Follow scenario:Inside-Interface on a ASA-5585-X with latest OS has some ACL's defined to DMZ, other MPLS networks and so on.Default Internet Ac...
I'm certainly not migrating to multiple context because of this But thanks.I think the only way is to let the Router RT2 do the NAT after i do the PBR.
We dont have access to this router but i'm sure the company who maintains this router can do thi...
Then try it again with PBR activated. As soon as NAT is activated, the PBR is ignored.
NAT enabled (ngTARGET is a Group of Objects which includes the 192.168.46/49/50):
Phase: 1Type: UN-NATSubtype: staticResult: ALLOWConfig:nat (INSIDE,OUTSIDE) sour...
Hi,
i can provide this infos, but i need some time to get rid of the confidential infos in it.
I think the problem is NAT. If i disable the Dynamic NAT statement which translates the 192.168.172.0/24 network to one IP out of 172.17.223.x network the...
