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Hello GuysI am trying to install AIM-IPS-K9 on my cisco router 1841 . actually I need this only for LAP and practice for the IPS , and I am worry if I will need any License to be able to use the IPS .Thank you very much in advance for your help 

apkar1982 by Community Member
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if service provider want to build a firewall in internal network like this real inside ----   Access switch ----     outside ASA1 inside  ---      internal network  ---  inside ASA2 outside ----    real outside how to set the NAT for client to use in...

martlee2 by Cisco Employee
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Hello. I'm having trouble configuring a loopback policy. I need to be able to reach an internal server (email) using it's public IP. The NAT rule that I currently have in place allows access to said server from the outside with no issue. However, whe...

Greetings, all. This is my first post, and I'm hoping someone can catch what my tired and forgetful eyes did not.Basic problem: We need to use a public IP to an internal serverSteps: 1 - Setup firewall, verify SSH inside and outside           2 - Set...

Hello,I'm a Cisco Newbie here. Here is my show config-run (cleansed) :ASA Version 8.2(5)!hostname ciscoasaenable password x encryptedpasswd x encryptednamesname 192.168.1.10 SBS2011name 203.153.x.x AmcomWAN!interface Ethernet0/0switchport access vlan...

All, I am trying teach myself how to write simple signatures and was wondering if anyone could give me some advice. Specifically, I am trying to create a signature that will hit on any DNS queries asking for anything other than a few dot extensions (...

jhall0007 by Community Member
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