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Hello,<br />
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I know how to setup NAT on a Cisco router, in fact I just finished my CCNA and I have implemented routers for small network for about a year now. But, ASA Firewalls have different command structures and I don't know where to begin on setting up NAT on an ASA Firewall.<br />
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Any help or articles would be appreciated.
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Hello,

I know how to setup NAT on a Cisco router, in fact I just finished my CCNA and I have implemented routers for small network for about a year now. But, ASA Firewalls have different command structures and I don't know where to begin on setting up NAT on an ASA Firewall.

Any help or articles would be appreciated.

Help Setting Up NAT on ASA 5505

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