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I have a Cisco ASA 5505.,ASDM 7.2 &nbsp;I have configured the device and everything is functional. &nbsp;I need to setup PAT for an inside address for remote access for an SBS remote web workplace (RWW) and remote access.<br />
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I only have one Outside IP Address, the Dynamic NAT is using the Outside IP.<br />
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How can I send traffic from TCP 4899, 4125, 433 on the outside interface to a specific address on the inside interface?<br />
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I have setup this type of configuration on a PIX 501, but can not replicate it in the ASDM. &nbsp;<br />
It may help if I use the command line, just not sure of the specifics on what it should end up looking like.<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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I have a Cisco ASA 5505.,ASDM 7.2  I have configured the device and everything is functional.  I need to setup PAT for an inside address for remote access for an SBS remote web workplace (RWW) and remote access.

I only have one Outside IP Address, the Dynamic NAT is using the Outside IP.

How can I send traffic from TCP 4899, 4125, 433 on the outside interface to a specific address on the inside interface?

I have setup this type of configuration on a PIX 501, but can not replicate it in the ASDM.  
It may help if I use the command line, just not sure of the specifics on what it should end up looking like.

Thanks in advance.

Cisco ASA 5505 PAT on Outside interface with one public IP Address

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