This is probably simple but I am new to routing in general and an infant when it comes to Cisco.
The ASA 5510 is our firewall. We are using the inside port for our private network and the outside to connect to the world at large. Pretty vanilla. We decide to muck everything up by virtualizing. Now I need 2 more subnets. I created 2 VLANs using HP 1800 switches. I created sub-interfaces on the ASA to accept them. There was a global NAT created to translate the lan to the wan. When I tried to add another rule for the subnets, I broke the first. I figured out how to add the other 2 NAT rules under the same Pool ID then presto - I can see the VLANs from the main subnet. Problem is VLANs cant see each other or the main subnet. I could use a bit of help.
The ASA 5510 is our firewall. We are using the inside port for our private network and the outside to connect to the world at large. Pretty vanilla. We decide to muck everything up by virtualizing. Now I need 2 more subnets. I created 2 VLANs using HP 1800 switches. I created sub-interfaces on the ASA to accept them. There was a global NAT created to translate the lan to the wan. When I tried to add another rule for the subnets, I broke the first. I figured out how to add the other 2 NAT rules under the same Pool ID then presto - I can see the VLANs from the main subnet. Problem is VLANs cant see each other or the main subnet. I could use a bit of help.