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yes, the commands would depend on your OS though, what version are you running? (show version)<br />
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Pete
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yes, the commands would depend on your OS though, what version are you running? (show version)

Pete

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Thanks for the reply Pete<br />
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ASA Version: 8.4(1)<br />
ASDM Version 6.4(1)
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Thanks for the reply Pete

ASA Version: 8.4(1)
ASDM Version 6.4(1)

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Just set this up, and it's still not working.<br />
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Do I need to add in anything else ?
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Just set this up, and it's still not working.

Do I need to add in anything else ?

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I have carried out a ping using command line interface going out of the ExtDSL line, and it comes back with packet loss. Do I need to add in a route somewhere ?
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I have carried out a ping using command line interface going out of the ExtDSL line, and it comes back with packet loss. Do I need to add in a route somewhere ?

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Do you have any ACL applied to the wireless interface?
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Do you have any ACL applied to the wireless interface?

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Hi, <br />
<br />
I have a Cisco ASA 5510 with 4 NICS. They are:<br />
E0/0 - MPLS (172.28.90.1/24) connect to MPLS router with IP 172.28.90.2<br />
E0/1 - Internal (172.28.0.0/22)<br />
E0/2 - ExtDSL (192.168.0.1/24) connected to BT ADSL router with IP 192.168.0.1<br />
E0/3 - GuestWifi (172.16.0.1/22)<br />
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I would like to NAT the Guest Wifi over the &nbsp;ExtDSL Ethernet connection.<br />
<br />
However in my static routes I have 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 going to the E0/0 MPLS connection.<br />
<br />
Is there anyway to NAT the E0/3 Guestwifi traffic out of the E0/2 ExtDSL connection ?<br />
<br />
Thanks,
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Hi, 

I have a Cisco ASA 5510 with 4 NICS. They are:
E0/0 - MPLS (172.28.90.1/24) connect to MPLS router with IP 172.28.90.2
E0/1 - Internal (172.28.0.0/22)
E0/2 - ExtDSL (192.168.0.1/24) connected to BT ADSL router with IP 192.168.0.1
E0/3 - GuestWifi (172.16.0.1/22)

I would like to NAT the Guest Wifi over the  ExtDSL Ethernet connection.

However in my static routes I have 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 going to the E0/0 MPLS connection.

Is there anyway to NAT the E0/3 Guestwifi traffic out of the E0/2 ExtDSL connection ?

Thanks,

Cisco ASA routing two external networks

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