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Port forwarding on a Cisco ASA 5512

Hi, we have a cisco 5512x firewall. We only have one single static IP from the ISP.
We now need to forward ports 443, 25 and 389 to a server. 10.1.3.10 for example. 443 will be open to everyone, and 25 and 389 to a limited amount of IP addresses.
Using static nat entry I can forward these, but only one port at a time it would seem. For example, if I foward 25 using nat (outside,inside) static interface service tcp smtp smtp, (configuring within the object already created) this will work. But to repeat the command using ldap rather than smtp although works, smtp then stops working. I am sure I am missing something silly.
Can anyone assist with the correct commands?

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