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Port Forwarding Rule / Publish Any Server In Cisco ASA From ASDM


Create NAT Rule
·         Click Configuration (top)
·         Click Firewall (bottom-left)
·         Click NAT Rules (middle-left)
·         Select Add->Static NAT Rule
·         Original

·         Interface: inside
·         Source: 192.168.0.99
·         Translated

·         Interface: Outside
·         Select Use Interface IP Address
·         Port Address Translation (PAT)

·         Check Enable Port Address Translation (PAT)
·         Protocol: TCP
·         Original Port: 3389
·         Translated Port: 3389
·         Click OK
Create Access Rule
·         Click Access Rules
·         Select Add->Add Access Rule

·         Interface: outside
·         Action: Permit
·         Source: any
·         Destination: 111.111.111.111   <- the address of your WAN interface (WAN/Outside)
·         Service: tcp/3389
·         Enable Logging: unchecked (your Choice)

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