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Thanks ever-so-much! Worked perfectly. For security reasons, we have both PCA ports using the same port number.
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Thanks ever-so-much! Worked perfectly. For security reasons, we have both PCA ports using the same port number.

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We have a new Cisco ASA 5505 (just taken out of the box) and need assistance on how to allow inbound traffic on port 2222 to an internal machine. The internal machine has a static IP of 192.168.1.101 (e1) and the external WAN address on e0 is 24.89.56.226. The internal machine is running PCAnywhere configured for port 2222. I have read other postings here on port forwarding and understand that a static NAT entry has to be made and then assign an ACL to it but cannot figure out the right way to do it. The 5505 did come with ADSM. If possible, could someone please post exact examples of what I should input? It would be greatly appreciated! Keep in mind this device has no other configurations and is straight out of the box. I am also a novice with the Cisco IOS. Thanks!
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We have a new Cisco ASA 5505 (just taken out of the box) and need assistance on how to allow inbound traffic on port 2222 to an internal machine. The internal machine has a static IP of 192.168.1.101 (e1) and the external WAN address on e0 is 24.89.56.226. The internal machine is running PCAnywhere configured for port 2222. I have read other postings here on port forwarding and understand that a static NAT entry has to be made and then assign an ACL to it but cannot figure out the right way to do it. The 5505 did come with ADSM. If possible, could someone please post exact examples of what I should input? It would be greatly appreciated! Keep in mind this device has no other configurations and is straight out of the box. I am also a novice with the Cisco IOS. Thanks!

How to allow inbound traffic through new Cisco ASA 5505

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