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I'm getting confused. &nbsp;If you set an IP address for static NAT, you are not disabling NAT, you are just setting a static one-to-one NAT. &nbsp;It's still a NAT.<br />
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Can you post a sanitized copy of your config?
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I'm getting confused.  If you set an IP address for static NAT, you are not disabling NAT, you are just setting a static one-to-one NAT.  It's still a NAT.

Can you post a sanitized copy of your config?

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If you have a static 1 to 1 setup and a global nat for the entire subnet... the static takes precedence over the global. &nbsp; &nbsp; I'm also at a bit of a loss trying to get your exact question there...
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If you have a static 1 to 1 setup and a global nat for the entire subnet... the static takes precedence over the global.     I'm also at a bit of a loss trying to get your exact question there...

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I need to disable NAT for a single device on my ASA. I have set the IP to static NAT, but we're still having a no route to host when trying to connect. Is there a way to disable NAT on a single device? I thought that is what static did.
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I need to disable NAT for a single device on my ASA. I have set the IP to static NAT, but we're still having a no route to host when trying to connect. Is there a way to disable NAT on a single device? I thought that is what static did.

Disable NAT single IP

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