Hey all, my network is running behind an ASA 5510. My spam filter failed last Friday and I had to redirect all of my mail traffic directly to my Exchange Server. That went fine. Now that I have my replacement spam filter going (I love Barracuda Networks) I’m unable to point the traffic back to the spam filter. I can delete and recreate my Access Rules (Configuration > Features > Security Policy > Access Rules) without any problem but I’m unable to delete my Translation Rules (Configuration > Features > NAT > Translation Rules) so I can put new/correct ones back in. When I try to delete a Translation Rule I get the following error:
The operation you are trying to perform will result in some security rules being nullified. Please review your translation/security rules and try this operation again.
This worked last Friday and we’ve been getting our email (with a ton of spam now). Why can’t I change it back? Am I missing something really basic here? I’m not a Cisco guy so using Cisco-speak won’t do much for me. Any help here would be greatly appreciated. If I don’t get this working I’m going to have to call the local shop and have them send a Cisco tech over. At least they take Visa.
The operation you are trying to perform will result in some security rules being nullified. Please review your translation/security rules and try this operation again.
This worked last Friday and we’ve been getting our email (with a ton of spam now). Why can’t I change it back? Am I missing something really basic here? I’m not a Cisco guy so using Cisco-speak won’t do much for me. Any help here would be greatly appreciated. If I don’t get this working I’m going to have to call the local shop and have them send a Cisco tech over. At least they take Visa.