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Hello AllASA NewbieUsing ASA 9.0 -Need to know if this is possible without compromising security -This is our scenario - Inside our network we have a "public access" wireless network, this is set up on a Cisco 5508 with the appropriate ACLs at the co...

hi allbrief diagram:PE ROUTER <> ASA <> INTERNET ROUTER <> ISPwe got an ASA 5525X using version 9.1.2 running security context. the ADMIN context is running a site-to-site IPsec VPN backup tunnel to our HQ.when I created a new context (for static NAT...

I have an office with one outside IP address and two internal servers.I currently have an object nat for SERVER1 (HTTPS) to OUTSIDE (8443) andobject nat for SERVER2 (HTTP) to OUTSIDE (8080)I want to add SERVER2 (HTTPS) to OUTSIDE (8444) because SERVE...

amercer00 by Frequent Visitor
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Hello! I have a 5506 running all the licensed features and use ASDM to configure the module. The module is great but i wonder if it´s possible to "move" the administration to a virtual management center instead of using ASDM. I have played around wit...

OK. I know that I am missing something simple here.I am trying to get an ASA5505 running IOS 9.1(4) with a base license to work with dual ISP's. My configuration looks good but the SLA command is in a constant state of failure.The only thing I have n...

bmegel by Community Member
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Can you exclude network traffic from being processed by the sensor so that it doesn't impact the load on the appliance? For example, if you have an 5G appliance with 10G ports inline with a network and you want to only process certain traffic. Can yo...

allensurface by Community Member
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