Hi Guys,
Bit of a n00b question here (sorry)
Did my ASA Course 6 Months + ago (Never seen one before then & haven't done PIX for around 7 Yrs) anyhow my firm get me a nice ASA 5505.
My Internal IP Range is a Standard Class C network
192.168.x.x 255.255.255.0
I have a Server on there whose internal IP is 192.168.x.10
On the ASA it has to be seen as 70.80.36.235 255.255.255.248
I need all traffic destined for 70.80.36.235 to be routed to 192.168.x.10.
I have set my external interface to 70.80.36.235 and my internal interface to 192.168.x.10
I have tried to create an any all rule from inside to outside but the connection keeps getting dropped
Any ideas why?
IT Mobile Engineering Team Leader
MCP since 2000 (7 in total)
Compaq APS
IBM Certs
All Round Good Egg
Bit of a n00b question here (sorry)
Did my ASA Course 6 Months + ago (Never seen one before then & haven't done PIX for around 7 Yrs) anyhow my firm get me a nice ASA 5505.
My Internal IP Range is a Standard Class C network
192.168.x.x 255.255.255.0
I have a Server on there whose internal IP is 192.168.x.10
On the ASA it has to be seen as 70.80.36.235 255.255.255.248
I need all traffic destined for 70.80.36.235 to be routed to 192.168.x.10.
I have set my external interface to 70.80.36.235 and my internal interface to 192.168.x.10
I have tried to create an any all rule from inside to outside but the connection keeps getting dropped
Any ideas why?
IT Mobile Engineering Team Leader
MCP since 2000 (7 in total)
Compaq APS
IBM Certs
All Round Good Egg