How to enable Port forwarding with CISCO ASA 5505 using asdm 6.0 - ASA 8.0

This video shows you how to enable port forwarding with cisco asa 5505 using asdm 6.0 - asa 8.0
The Goal is to be able to access my cisco 2509 access server located inside inside my network.
The access server (10.1.1.3) support only telnet.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Cisco ASA 5505
• port forwarding
• asdm 6.0
• asa 8.0
• cisco asa
• cisco asa 5505 port forwarding

[rolfkaese]

This was very informative, I'd like to see more tutorials concerning ASA configuration along with the ASDM :)

[tititech]

Let me know what you are looking for and I will make video for you.

[lredtree]

Thanks!



[Theneycheg]

what the name of song?

[kreatre2010]

Thanks for the post, but the cheesy music wasn't necessary. Very distracting!

[anderj101]

Thank you for the video. This helped me allow incoming SIP calls to my ISR with a NAT address behind my PIX515.

[MrStoneClark]

@xhairs9 Lolz I bet the network I manage is far bigger than the one you prctice on in school - son! lolz

[xhairs9]

@MrStoneClark Man i'd hate to be on your network if you don't even know the built-in features of a firewall...

[MrStoneClark]

@bretthoshaw Yeah OK... idiot.

[bretthoshaw]

@MrStoneClark no he's not you idiot, he's allowing secure to less secure zones fool.

[MrStoneClark]

I see that you are enabling traffic thru the firewall without address translation... so this whole exercise is WRONG!!!!