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PIX to ASA migration and Nat-control

jimb
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If I turn off Nat-control, does that mean that traffic coming through my outside interface to a routable subnet on a DMZ is not subject to stateful inspection?

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Jon Marshall
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Hi Jim

No it doesn't. You still need to allow the traffic with access-lists and when a connection is made from outside to the DMZ it will still get entered into the state table.

Nat and stateful inspection are 2 separate things.

HTH

Jon

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Jon Marshall
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Hi Jim

No it doesn't. You still need to allow the traffic with access-lists and when a connection is made from outside to the DMZ it will still get entered into the state table.

Nat and stateful inspection are 2 separate things.

HTH

Jon

Thanks Jon.