Thank you, it really helped me a lot and i was able to setup port forwarding. is there anyway i could allow my web server running in DMZ to access our domain controller ?
@@loopback Thank you so much for your help. here this is what i configured. I have my internal network security level 100 and DMZ security level 50. I have created a Manuel NAT on outside port 8080 to forward it to my web server inside port 80 which is working fine but my web server can't ping or communicate to my domain controller running inside my internal network security level 100
@@aley774 I would check if ACL is applied correctly. Second If the route to DC is in ASA routing table (try to ping the DC from ASA Inside interface). If routing is in place, run packet-tracer command and see what is the simulation result. I don't know your exact config but it also could be NAT.
Thank you. Can you show me how to NAT a different Public port (ex: 8080) to a Private Port (ex: 80) in Local Server? Thank you very much !!!
Thank you, it really helped me a lot and i was able to setup port forwarding. is there anyway i could allow my web server running in DMZ to access our domain controller ?
Yes it's possible. Given DMZ has a lower security level, you will need an ACL explicitly allowing traffic from DMZ to Inside.
@@loopback Thank you so much for your help. here this is what i configured. I have my internal network security level 100 and DMZ security level 50. I have created a Manuel NAT on outside port 8080 to forward it to my web server inside port 80 which is working fine but my web server can't ping or communicate to my domain controller running inside my internal network security level 100
@@aley774 I would check if ACL is applied correctly. Second If the route to DC is in ASA routing table (try to ping the DC from ASA Inside interface). If routing is in place, run packet-tracer command and see what is the simulation result. I don't know your exact config but it also could be NAT.
@@loopback Thank you so much again. i will test and let you know.