Networking with a cisco

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vamos

Hello, I've my FreeBSD server to iweb with a Cisco ASA 5505 but I've get a problem, I've also configured the network

Code: 
ifconfig_em0="inet 10.6.52.10 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 10.6.52.255"
defaultrouteur="10.6.52.254"

(10.6.52.10 ping)

But just don't work, I've never configured a server with firewall, I've so now 10 hours for finish it before my end of KVM-IP, can someone help me? thanks :(
 
vamos said:
Code: 
ifconfig_em0="inet 10.6.52.10 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 10.6.52.255"
defaultrouteur="10.6.52.254"

(10.6.52.10 ping)
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I'm not sure what you're trying to say here. Does pinging it's own IP address work?

If it doesn't the external firewall has nothing to do with it. Packets never leave the machine so the firewall never comes into play.
 
Yes DutchDaemon, thanks.

SirDice said:
I'm not sure what you're trying to say here. Does pinging it's own IP address work?

If it doesn't the external firewall has nothing to do with it. Packets never leave the machine so the firewall never comes into play.
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So, I've a firewall and I need to connect my server to firewall and firewall will redirect to the server IP

Code: 
NATING: 
67.205.83.24 -- 10.6.52.10/24
67.205.83.25 -- 10.6.52.11/24
67.205.83.26 -- 10.6.52.12/24
67.205.83.27 -- 10.6.52.13/24
 
vamos said:
So, I've a firewall and I need to connect my server to firewall and firewall will redirect to the server IP
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That's not exactly what I asked. Can you ping 10.6.52.10? If that works, can you ping 10.6.52.254?

Also note the suggestion by @DutchDaemon, it's defaultrouter, not defaultrouteur.
 
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I've tried the suggestion by DutchDaemon, changed nothing, I can only ping 10.6.52.10
 
Configuring the Cisco is a bit out of our scope. The problem is most likely there.
 
The problem is not about cisco. Because already configured. It's about networking of FreeBSD server for make route with cisco for join inet.
 
There isn't anything to configure on the FreeBSD machine in that regard. You already have it correctly configured.
 
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