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prusieck · 10-14-2018

Hi, I have searched high and low over the last few days and couldn't find exact answer that would actually work in my case. I have the following setup: Essentially the network connectivity to my home is presented via 'business line' router that offe...

prusieck · 10-14-2018

This is an accidental duplicate of: https://community.cisco.com/t5/firewalls/routing-across-asa-nat/m-p/3724964 Hi, I have searched high and low over the last few days and couldn't find exact answer that would work in my case. I have the following ...

prusieck · 10-15-2018

Joel, got it! You nudged me in the right direction: - console - it's telnet! So I was testing the wrong port - 22 instead of 23. Now that comes through. It's old 2511 that is not capable of SSH - R1 - after changing transport input to SSH and re-ge...

prusieck · 10-15-2018

Hi Joel, here it goes, same for both: R1 on DMZ interface - looks successful ciscoasa# packet-tracer input dmz icmp 10.99.99.2 8 0 8.8.8.8 Phase: 1 Type: ACCESS-LIST Subtype: Result: ALLOW Config: Implicit Rule Additional Information: MAC Access lis...

prusieck · 10-15-2018

Reply posted in a correct thread.

prusieck · 10-15-2018

Joel has observed and incorrect NAT rule on ASA for R1 - it was mapping on inside interface rather than DMZ: object network R1 nat (inside,outside) static x.x.223.125 This has been corrected to: object network R1 nat (dmz,outside) static x.x.223.12...

prusieck · 10-15-2018

Hi Joel, just a quick note - this post is a duplicate and most answers I a had are there: https://community.cisco.com/t5/firewalls/routing-across-asa-nat/m-p/3724964 However, your observation is valid - and the mistake was there. I'll post an ans...

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