How to Configure Static NAT on a Cisco ASA: Cisco ASA Training 101

http://www.soundtraining.net/cisco-as... In this Cisco ASA tutorial video, taught by veteran IT author and speaker Don R. Crawley, you'll learn how to configure static NAT (Network Address Translation) to forward Web (port 80) traffic from an external network to a Web server on an inside network. You'll learn how to create network objects, identify inside hosts, and use the NAT command to forward traffic. In addition, you'll learn how to use access-control lists to identify and permit traffic flows. Based on ASA software version 9.0(1).

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[Tanveer Hoor]

great video, thanks a lot and the explaination style so nice.

[soundtraining]

Thanks for your comment. I'm glad you like it.

[Simon Slater]

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[soundtraining]

Simon, thanks for your kind words. I'd be honored for you to link to my videos from your forums.

[Sebastián Esteban Andres Sánchez Pérez]

Hi, when I type this... appear an error.

ciscoasa(config-network)# host 192.168.1.44

ERROR: Invalid hostname: '192.168.1.44'

INFO: A hostname must start and end with a letter or digit, and have as interior characters only letters, digits, or a hyphen.

Can U help me !

[soundtraining]

In order to issue that command, you must be in network object configuration mode. Look at the video again to see how to do that.  Good luck!

[Simon Slater]

Thanks for the reply, i'll add them tonight. Thanks again for some very useful information