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Just to the DVR. <br />
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Nope, no other port forward nats configured.
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Just to the DVR.

Nope, no other port forward nats configured.

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Hi There,<br />
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Could you post the related config?<br />
<br />
The below statement is confusing:<br />
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<i>T<b>he ip of the cams is 10.1.10.150</b> and i need ports 80, 8000, and 10554 open</i><br />
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How many cameras are we looking at out here?
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Hi There,

Could you post the related config?

The below statement is confusing:

The ip of the cams is 10.1.10.150 and i need ports 80, 8000, and 10554 open

How many cameras are we looking at out here?

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Can you please post your sanitized config?
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Can you please post your sanitized config?

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Hey Guys, i have a Cisco ASA 5505 and a DVR behind the firewall. The ip of the cams is 10.1.10.150 and i need ports 80, 8000, and 10554 open<br />
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-I created 3 different Camera objects, with the host as 10.1.10.50<br />
-i performed nat (inside,outside) static interface service tcp for the 3 ports<br />
-i updated the access list to permit tcp any host 10.1.150 eq the 3 ports<br />
-i made sure access-group applied to the Outside interface<br />
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It does not seem to work, what am i missing?
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Hey Guys, i have a Cisco ASA 5505 and a DVR behind the firewall. The ip of the cams is 10.1.10.150 and i need ports 80, 8000, and 10554 open

-I created 3 different Camera objects, with the host as 10.1.10.50
-i performed nat (inside,outside) static interface service tcp for the 3 ports
-i updated the access list to permit tcp any host 10.1.150 eq the 3 ports
-i made sure access-group applied to the Outside interface

It does not seem to work, what am i missing?

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