![]() ![]() Name = “Give the internal server/host a sensible name” > Type = Host > IP Address = The internal / private IP address > Type = Static > Translated address = Outside > Advanced > Source Interface = Inside > Destination Interface = Outside > Protocol = TCP > Real port = http > Mapped Port = http > Ok > OK > Apply. Note: This option uses ASDM Version 7.9(2) If yours is older see below Ĭonnect to the ASDM, Configuration > Firewall > NAT Rules > Right Click ‘Network Object Nat Rules’ > Add ‘Network Object’ Nat Rule. ![]() Option 3 Use PDM (PIX v6 Only) Option 1: Port Forwarding Using ASDM To make matters more confusing (sorry) you configure PAT in the NAT settings, for this very reason it confuses the hell out of a lot of people, and the GUI is not intuitive for configuring port forwarding, (the ADSM is better than the old PIX PDM) but most people, (me included,) prefer to use command line to do port forwarding. Fair enough but what has that got to do with Port Forwarding? Well you can use the exact same system to lock a port to an IP address – so if only one port can go to one IP address then that’s going to give you port forwarding □ ![]()
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