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Todd Smith · 07-12-2013

I have a Cisco ASA 5510 running 9.0(2). There is a DMZ network segment off of the firewall that uses the IP range of 10.1.1.x/24. The IP address of this DMZ firewall interface is 10.1.1.1. Let's say the ISP gave me an Internet public address of 199...

Todd Smith · 12-02-2014

No....it didn't. I'm not sure if this is the best way to do it but: - I requested a separate block of Public IP addresses from my ISP just for Lync.- I created a separate virtual subnet off of my firewall using the new Lync public address range.- I ...

Todd Smith · 07-13-2013

I have been provided several public blocks of IP addresses in different ranges for my Internet connection. My outside firewall interface has an IP address in one of these blocks. But the other blocks that I use with this same firewall on the same i...

Todd Smith · 07-12-2013

Jouni,Thanks for the quick reply. The reason I'm doing this is for Lync 2013. I'm using a hardware load balancer. The Lync 2013 documenation states:Following are the hardware load balancer requirements for Edge Servers running the A/V Edge service...

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Cisco ASA 5510: Allow Internet access to a public address assigned to a server on a private DMZ without using NAT

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Cisco ASA 5510: Allow Internet access to a public address assign

Cisco ASA 5510: Allow Internet access to a public address assign