Cisco asdm 5.2 for pix add port forwarding

(And if networking is only a very casual touch, go something like Meraki - if youre OK with the vendor lockin!) But to me, it is more important, that I know what everything does, and that I am on top of knowing what all the FW rules does, and that I get the insight into what traffic goes where! Cisco stuff is cool, but it is not made for me, as networking is only 20-30% of my day to day job in a small company! Cisco equipment is extremely reliable, and tech that works on it all day long can do amazing things in no time, when he knows it inside out. If networking is only a small part of your day - avoid it. My recommendation to you is only invest in the Cisco ecosystem if that is what you plan to do most of you work days time in. They more or less speak the same 'language', and is just SO much easier to deal with than traditional CISCO IOS devices (To me Cisco IOS feels like you need a masters degree, just to figure out LACP on a couple of ports!)

IDS/IPS, Webfiltering, SSL client VPNs, micro segmentation of subnets, Layer 6/7 filtering.Д®verything have become so much easier dealing with just HP switches, Ubiquity APs, Sophos UTM and RED devices. Now i am happily doing all sort of crazy things with VLANS (internal network, and onto remote offices through site2site tunnels). Never really got my head in the right gear when working with Cisco routers, ASAs or switches. And it seems to fit my needs of thinking much better! The last couple of years i have justed worked with other products. I think believe i used something called Virtual Servers (or something like that from the ASDM to first setup a test to see if the server on the DMZ responded correctly, and served pages as expected. Have you made sure, that you have BOTH firewall rules AND NAT rules setup? (Both ways! Not any good, if you Natting in is OK, but your target is not allowed to send back replys!). But i seem to remember i was also frustrated about this. Which was actually OK, but quite outdated way of working). It have been awhile since i last dabbled in ASA land - mostly by the Java app (ASDM, i think. Think you should be asking in r/networking or r/netsec

Cisco asdm 5.2 for pix add port forwarding