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Hi there,
I've been trying to allow an outside application to pass LDAP(s) traffic to a server on our network. We have an ASA 5520 running 8.2. The first step I took was creating an ACL for the desired IPs:
access-list outside_access_in extended per...
This seems like it should have been an easy fix, yet here I am. Our SNS, which we're using for authentication will randomly stop doing it's job, and users can no longer authenticate. I'm not able to reach the device at all. So upon checking the physi...
I have since resolved the issue. Turns out they had me working with false information. They had me using a public address that wasn't in our allocated block. But, thanks to you guys, as soon as I used the correct IP everything worked perfectly!
So the issue I'm running to now, is after I add the NAT entry, I lose internet access on the server in which it corresponds to. Am I missing something in the ACL?
The vendor responded to my request to test the connection again, and they are still not able to connect to our server. The packet tracer shows traffic being Allowed all the way though. Have any ideas what I could still be missing?
Thank you all for the replies. I went ahead and changed the NAT to use the public address. I then ran packet tracer. I'm not completely familiar with it, but all phases showed up with ALLOW as a result, I can only assume that's a good start? Then if ...
