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Hi. We are using an ASA 5500. We have a DMZ where our proxy server is located. I have a route map on our internal router that could only redirect to www traffic to its next hop ip which is the internal interface of the ASA. I have been reading that there is no policy map (route-map) capability of the ASA. Is there a way for me to redirect www traffic going through the internal interface of the ASA to be forwarded to the squid proxy in the DMZ? Also, is there a way to redirect non-www traffic as well?
Thanks.
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rossonieri#1
hi,
i think you can do that using some short of PBR,
but i like to know your config on the internal router prior asking this question?
Ahriakin
You could use Dynamic PAT. I would avoid using the IP of the ASA itself, use a separate one if you can but it should still work....but ALL traffic for the ports/protocols you define will fall under this rule. Anyway you specify TCP 80 as the condition for the translation from your ASA Inside interface IP to the DMZ host.
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