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Hi everyone,     I want to implement IPS in my network design .i have ASA 5545 on 30 different sites .Can anyone please suggest me solution for that .Do i go for FirePower software or hardware  or any other option ? Thanks in advance 

Hi All, I have an ASA 5505 with 3 zones; Inside (100), Guest (50) and Outside (0).  A 3rd party company is installing CCTV in the building.  Our policy is not to have 3rd-party-managed CCTV systems on the inside network subnet. So, I've put the CCTV ...

I'm starting to setup VLAN's on my ASA and having a bit of trouble getting inter VLAN to work. Previously, i had VLAN1 (inside interface) and VLAN2 (outside interface). I've added VLAN31 and assigned it to a port. I configured DHCP and Dynamic PAT fo...

josh by Level 1
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Having a few problems with my outside vlan 5 and inside vlan 10; my outside vlan are all pingable; but when i try to ping from the or switch my inside vlan10 gateway its unpingable to inside gateway. I have two route setup on the ASA5510 firewall;  o...

j_j624001 by Level 1
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Hi Guys, I have looked at the link below to try and understand how firepower impacts throghput and have put the following chart together. I then had a call with Cisco TAC,  and he mentioned the bandwidth is halfed when URL service is enabled and fu...

cisco8887 by Level 2
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In a typicall firewall we configure an ACL policy and then attach URL filtering or application control policy with that policy to take effect. With Cisco ASA firepower we need to configure the ASA first redirect the traffic to the service module whic...

ring zer0 by Level 1
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