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<i>static (inside,outside) 195.x.x.x 10.40.226.35 netmask 255.255.255.255</i><br />
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As long as it isn't the IP address on your outside interface ;)
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static (inside,outside) 195.x.x.x 10.40.226.35 netmask 255.255.255.255

As long as it isn't the IP address on your outside interface ;)

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no it will be &nbsp;a &nbsp;seperate IP from the outside interface.<br />
Ok so &nbsp;be the statment for the &nbsp;smtp and 443 rules look like &nbsp;?
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no it will be  a  seperate IP from the outside interface.
Ok so  be the statment for the  smtp and 443 rules look like  ?

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Thanks I will try this today.
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Let me know how it works out :)
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My pleasure, &nbsp;thx for the points :)
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I &nbsp;have &nbsp;to setup some inbound &nbsp;rules and NAT for 443 , 3389 &nbsp;and 25 (smtp)<br />
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so &nbsp;195.x.x.x &nbsp;in bound to 10.40.226.35 &nbsp; how can a accumplish this on a cisco asa 5520 &nbsp;runnign 7.2
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I  have  to setup some inbound  rules and NAT for 443 , 3389  and 25 (smtp)

so  195.x.x.x  in bound to 10.40.226.35   how can a accumplish this on a cisco asa 5520  runnign 7.2

Asa 5520  7.2

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