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Leader1980 · 12-06-2012

Hi guys,We have an ASA 5510 firewall and in our DMZ we have a server listening on port 443. For this server, we already have a public IP address on the ISP' router. All the traffic to this IP address on port 443 is natted to the ASA's outside interfa...

Leader1980 · 12-12-2012

There's no reference to inside zones. What I meant is that each service has a dedicated outside subinterface for the incoming traffic and the outgoing traffic refers to the subinterface as the egress interface and the ISP's router subinterface as the...

Leader1980 · 12-12-2012

Hi Peter,Thank you for your post. In fact, it was the solution. The outgoing traffic is routed according to the routing table. The ISP router is the default gateway for all the outgoing routes. So, if the traffic is for Host_SFTP or Host_Spamfilter, ...

Leader1980 · 12-11-2012

Hi guys,It works now. It was a routing problem. We needed to add another static route on the interface Outside_3 to allow outgoing traffic to be routed on the appropriate interface. Thank you so much for your help, you are my heros

Leader1980 · 12-07-2012

Hi guys,I'll give it a try on Tuesday and get back to you.You're so helpful, thanks for your effort

Leader1980 · 12-07-2012

Hi Jouni,I guess we're close to the solution. Yes we'd like to achieve this situation :x.x.x.x/443 -> 192.168.0.2/443y.y.y.y/443 -> 192.168.3.2/443 If it works, then we'll add other services on the other subinterfaces. So we can leave those, as there...

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ASA 5510 subinterfaces+NAT nightmare

ASA 5510 subinterfaces+NAT nightmare

ASA 5510 subinterfaces+NAT nightmare

ASA 5510 subinterfaces+NAT nightmare

ASA 5510 subinterfaces+NAT nightmare

ASA 5510 subinterfaces+NAT nightmare