Try it:
# Create the port objects as type source. I like to add the suffix 'src' so I know it's a source type port object
object service 12154-src
service tcp source eq 12154
object service 12146-to-12153-src
service tcp source range 12146 12153
# Create the network objects
object network 192.168.1.10
host 192.168.1.10
object network 172.16.210.10
host 172.16.210.10
# Manually create the NAT rules. It's better than Auto NAT when using range objects
nat (inside, vlan419int ) source static 192.168.1.10 interface service 12154-src 12154-src
nat (asa-link,vlan419int) source static 172.16.210.10 interface service 12146-to-12153-src 12146-to-12153-src
Then you must create the proper ACLs to permit traffic to these ports on these hosts from 202.1.1.18 .
Do not use the above service objects in the ACLs. There you should put destination type service objects:
object service 12154
service tcp destination eq 12154
object service 12146-to-12153
service tcp destination range 12146 12153
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Now I've tried but still no success. I think the problem is the 4500, I'll try it again later with a different switch.
Thank you for your help, Francesco!
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Hi Francesco,
Thank you for your answer.
I configured the same URL for my two lab switches, one is the 4500R and the other is a 2960S.
If I configure the path on the 4500 first, it works. But once I configure the URL on the 2960, the 4500 starts to return write errors.
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Hi all, I need a router up to 500 Mb thorughput, it should support 4000 users connecting to internet and should have four Gigabit Ethernet ports. I will have two ISP links (150 and 250 Mb) and use BGP. I've been thinking on the ASR series, but I'd like to know if there's another suggestion. Thanks in advance.
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I had the same problem and what I did is: downgrade to Java 7u45, and installed the Java 7u51, but I kept the older version also. I'm using ASDM 7.1 (2). It works for me, at least for now. Not tested on AnyConnect. I hope this help you.
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It's not exactly what I'm looking for, but I found the problem, and it's on the certificate template issued to the ASA I will keep trying Thank you Mike!
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I am trying to configure the Cisco VPN Client for certificate authentication on my ASA 5505 using IPSec, for this, I am following this document: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6120/products_configuration_example09186a0080930f21.shtml But I am having problems. In this document the CA Server is Windows 2003 and the CA is Enterprise, and I need to configure a Windows Server 2012 as CA Server and it must be Standalone, but I found no documentation that can help me. I guess I'm having problems with the certificate template. I already installed the CA certificate and the Identity certificate for the ASA using the default options. Is there any documentation that could help me?
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