If you have another cisco router on site, you can use it's AUX-port and rollover cable to connect to console of the new router. It needs configuration for  AUX-port (line aux 0). This method is described there http://www.ciscozine.com/access-to-the-console-via-aux-port/ Also you can get into console with USB-cable according instructions in Hardware Installation Guide. This method requires installation of Cisco USB console driver. ... View more

Hello In additional to your static rules: static (Inside,outside) tcp x.x.51.131 smtp 10.1.0.11 smtp netmask 255.255.255.255   static (Inside,outside) tcp x.x.51.131 https 10.1.0.6 https netmask 255.255.255.255   you should write a source rule like this: access-list NAT-MAIL-OUT extended permit tcp host 10.1.0.6 any eq smtp  nat (inside) 99 access-list NAT-MAIL-OUT global (outside) 99 x.x.51.131 NAT rule "nat (inside) 99 access-list NAT-MAIL-OUT" must be before then more general rule which translates any outbound traffic for 10.1.0.6 to x.x.221.50. So you should reorder you nat rules in configuration. For example, it works: nat (inside) 99 access-list NAT-MAIL-OUT nat (inside) 1 access-list NAT It does not work: nat (inside) 1 access-list NAT nat (inside) 99 access-list NAT-MAIL-OUT Also you can use more simpler ACL for translate any outbound traffic for 10.1.0.6, not only SMTP: access-list NAT-MAIL-OUT extended permit ip host 10.1.0.6 any  ... View more