On the ASA, in order for you to get from point 1 to point 3, you have to use the "same-security-traffic permit intra-interface" command in CLI. That is called "hair-pinning". Anyway, I hope that explains what this command is going to do for you, in this type of scenario.
NOTE* Yeah, I looked back and I've done two other posts in particular dealing with hair-pinning. The first one was here at this link on June 9, 2011. The second one, which to me is a much further detail of hair-pinning and an explanation of the NAT statement in 8.3 and later, was on January 8th of this year and you can click on this link to get to it. Sorry for doing this over again, but since Ive already got it up there, Ill just let it stay.
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