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Hi,Does anyone know the OID of these value:VPN Session Summary---------------------------------------------------------------------------Active : Cumulative : Peak Concur : Inactive----------------------------------------------AnyConnect Client : 43 ...

Ruelb2214 by Level 1
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Hi,We have a FPR-1010 with the FTD code 6.6.x code and also being managed by FDM and not FMC which has high memory since day one.I noticed since these FPRs should have 8 GB of memory but when i type show memory or show version it only shows close to ...

SinRez by Level 1
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I'm having a hard time understanding the difference between the following commands. class-map match-any Nameclass-map type inspect match-any Namepolicy-map Namepolicy-map type inspect NameAlso a policy-map of type inspect can apparently have a regula...

wdgolden1 by Level 1
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Hi Team, I have a customer asking me how many concurrent NAT sessions are supported on a Cisco Firepower 2130?  I have searched the data sheet and it states nothing about NAT. Does anybody know how many concurrent NAT sessions are supported on the 21...

Hi Community! My organization has a hub and spoke configuration and one of the spokes (a firepower 1010) are on a slow wan link (they are in a very rural area and internet speed is terrible). Deployments from FMC to that device always reach 50% then ...

Kasim by Level 1
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Hi, I have a Cisco ISR 4451 with several internet facing VRF interfaces with crypto maps mounted and need to close all network ports other than IPsec without affecting the tunnels. An ACL directly in the interface will do the job?Thank you in advance...

rarellano by Level 1
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