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Hello,I have an internal server on inside interface of ASA with IP 192.168.1.5 (Public IP 1.2.3.4)Access from the internet is facilitated via NAT, being translated from the Dynamic interface of the ASA PPPoE outside interface.My issue relates to acce...
Hello,Looking for some advice on how to trace alleged latency on our core network.Network comprises 2x C6509 with Sup720's, approx 50 VLAN's - the 6509's configured in HSRP for each VLAN.A particular VLAN which uses a specialised application brought ...
Hello all,Having issues from users throughout the network in recent days, with apparent slowness.Our main L3 core is a Cisco 6509 with Sup32, 12.2(18)SXF11, and processor usage is anything between 60-90%.Processes showing high are ios-base and tcp.pr...
Hello all,Eventually, I have gotten a nat statement to do what I wish.I can now do https://fqdn from either inside or outside, get the ASA to translate tcp443 to tcp8000 and connect.I attach below the nat statement that worked for your information, a...
is there anything I can do to test for this?(although I think I read about this previously and at one point was using a dummy address in the PAT statement)... Could have done it wrong though.
yes - the actual nat reversal per se is working - from th einside I can ping the outside address and get a reply. I can also http to the outside on port 8000 and get the application.What I cannot do is seem to PAT 8000 to 443 on the inside. This has ...
have been doing that al along - if you look back at page 1 of this thread where my config snippet is, you will see that the nat (inside,inside) rule has always been added as rule 1.Thank you
