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Cisco ASA5505-BUN-K9: Can I have multiple static IPs?
Can I have multiple (3) static IP addresses for my ASA5505-BUN-K9 and have different routing rules for each IP? If so, how?
I am somewhat familiar with the PIX 506. With a single IP, you just set up some access-list entries and some static entries and you're off and running. I've never configured a device to take multiple IP addresses, so I'm not sure how this would work, but this is what I'd be going for:
IP address 1:
all outgoing requests use this IP address (i.e. computers on my network will always use this IP when surfing the web)
IP address 2:
Ports 80, 443, and a few others will go to various machines
IP address 3:
Ports 80 and 443 go to one machine
Also, and I'm not sure if this can be done, it would be nice if VPN connections were only accepted on IP address 3. While specific commands to do this would be the most helpful and appreciated, just knowing if this can be done or where to look would be helpful. Thanks!
I am somewhat familiar with the PIX 506. With a single IP, you just set up some access-list entries and some static entries and you're off and running. I've never configured a device to take multiple IP addresses, so I'm not sure how this would work, but this is what I'd be going for:
IP address 1:
all outgoing requests use this IP address (i.e. computers on my network will always use this IP when surfing the web)
IP address 2:
Ports 80, 443, and a few others will go to various machines
IP address 3:
Ports 80 and 443 go to one machine
Also, and I'm not sure if this can be done, it would be nice if VPN connections were only accepted on IP address 3. While specific commands to do this would be the most helpful and appreciated, just knowing if this can be done or where to look would be helpful. Thanks!
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