Re: ASA Transparent Mode NAT

     And as usual, the moment you ask others for help, you think of
something new, and... it proves to be the solution!

     In my case, I had forgotten to add the route to the private
(192.168.0.0) network on the ASA. So the firewall dropped the packet.

     Strangely enough, I'm sure I had that route in there some time
during my troubleshooting. But my ASA disagrees with me, and the
firewall is always right :P . Well... I guess I'm lucky it happened now
and not during the lab

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