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Hi, Versions FMC V6.2.2, FTD 2120 V8.2.2 I have configured Logging to a syslog server on my ACP Default action. The aim is to Log acl deny messages. From the cli on the FTD 2120 device I can see hits on the acl. However my Syslog Server does not rece...

iwearing by Level 5
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Just bought a new ASA 5506-x to play with it, and found out the 8 ports cannot be configured as a switch in the same way we do with ASA5505.There are any option to use the remaining ports as a switch?

leo.espinosa by Frequent Visitor
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    Hi all.   I have a cisco 2811 behind a bridged broadband modem. The link is configured on one of the router ports is DHCP.   I have an ACL on this port that denies all traffic coming inbound, as well as CBAC enabled to inspect traffic going outbo...

We have an ASA 5500 which has proxy Arp on by default. I need to remove this from the inside and DMZ interfaces but I'm concerned about the effect this will have on the remote access VPN users as there are a number of static NAT rules set up which al...

Following documentation (https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/asa/asa94/config-guides/cli/general/asa-94-general-config/route-policy-based.html) I'm trying to configure policy based routing on ASA 5506-X (9.8).The steps seem are simple:- de...

RexPr by Level 3
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I have an ASA 5512 with 9.2 as its image.  I am wondering, even from just interface to interface, are these NAT'd?    I have my Inside interface LAN of 172.16.0.0/16 on port 1, Security Level of 100 and my DMZ interface LAN 10.10.10.0 /24 on port 2, ...

Skawilly1 by Frequent Visitor
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