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Steve Coady
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I have a vpn where the business partner is using a 10.1.21.21 address going to a 10. address on my internal network.

Due to ip conflict, I need to create a nat (policy nat) for the 10.1.21.21 to a 172.18.x.x/29 range to allow for future devices.

I want their 10.1.21/x/24 to be natted to one of the 172.18.x.x/29 addresses when needed. 

 

Please advise on config required. I am currently on ASA5550 825 code. 

 

 

sMc
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Jon Marshall
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Steve

Sorry, just read the whole post again.

Do you want to do this as dynamic NAT based on a range or static NATs ?

I as because 10.1.21.0/24 is larger than the IP range you are translating to.

Also as before can you clarify why it needs to be a policy NAT.

Jon

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Jon Marshall
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Steve

Sorry, just read the whole post again.

Do you want to do this as dynamic NAT based on a range or static NATs ?

I as because 10.1.21.0/24 is larger than the IP range you are translating to.

Also as before can you clarify why it needs to be a policy NAT.

Jon

John

 

Thank you for the response.

 

I thought policy nat because I was wondering if giving them a /29 for any future needs.

 

The solution we implemented was the peer natted on their ASA and I just allowed that thru. 

sMc