172.25.0.117 <-- remote server
61.68.25.117 <-- remote security domain
61.68.56.147 <-- remote gw
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99.98.182.82 <-- local gw
99.98.182.89 <-- local security domain
192.168.5.1 <-- local server
The goal is to reach 192.168.5.1 from 172.25.0.117 on port 12345/tcp.
Remote side is ASA with a NAT,
static (dmz,outside) 61.58.25.117 172.25.0.117 netmask 255.255.255.255 dns
Local side is ASG220 9.100-16 with a DNAT rule,
From: any
Service: any
Going to: 99.98.182.89
Change destination: 192.168.5.1
Change service: (empty)
We can test the DNAT by logging into the UTM via SSH and trying to 'telnet 99.98.182.89 123456' successfully, but accessing 99.98.182.89 from 172.25.0.117 doesn't seem to work via the tunnel. Thoughts?
61.68.25.117 <-- remote security domain
61.68.56.147 <-- remote gw
---
99.98.182.82 <-- local gw
99.98.182.89 <-- local security domain
192.168.5.1 <-- local server
The goal is to reach 192.168.5.1 from 172.25.0.117 on port 12345/tcp.
Remote side is ASA with a NAT,
static (dmz,outside) 61.58.25.117 172.25.0.117 netmask 255.255.255.255 dns
Local side is ASG220 9.100-16 with a DNAT rule,
From: any
Service: any
Going to: 99.98.182.89
Change destination: 192.168.5.1
Change service: (empty)
We can test the DNAT by logging into the UTM via SSH and trying to 'telnet 99.98.182.89 123456' successfully, but accessing 99.98.182.89 from 172.25.0.117 doesn't seem to work via the tunnel. Thoughts?