Cisco Cisco ASA 5550 Adaptive Security Appliance Manual Técnica
defined for the outside interface does not reference the internal client IP address because the firewall conducts
PAT on that client IP address. As a result, you cannot match with that client IP address. Instead, this example
uses any in order to indicate that all possible IP addresses would match that condition.
PAT on that client IP address. As a result, you cannot match with that client IP address. Instead, this example
uses any in order to indicate that all possible IP addresses would match that condition.
After you configure the captures, you can then attempt to establish a connection again and proceed to view the
captures with the show capture<capture_name> command. In this example, you can see that the client is
able to connect to the server, as evident by the TCP 3-way handshake that is seen in the captures.
captures with the show capture<capture_name> command. In this example, you can see that the client is
able to connect to the server, as evident by the TCP 3-way handshake that is seen in the captures.
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Updated: Aug 05, 2015
Document ID: 119195