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Hi, i have a C1921 router and i would like to have ACL that dines some IPs and some MACs on internal interface. Is that possible to do? I know that you can have only 1 ACL per interface and that probably you can't combine MAC and Ip addresses in one ...

Does anyone know if Cisco has the PBR feature road mapped for future IOS releases or if they are building in new feature sets to load balance 2 different ISP connections much like F5. It seems more and more customers are asking for all in one functio...

wwright00 by Visitor
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I have two ISPs but I don't want to setup a backup route I want to route all my internet traffic out the secondary outside interface but without losing the first outside interface because I have all of my static IP addresses on the first outside inte...

Hello!Is it possible for AIP-SSM to see all messages that module generates during boot process? I need to obtain output similar to output that appliance (IPS4345 or other) sends to console session during boot.I tried executing "debug module-boot 255"...

ASA is 5510, ver 8.3(1), I can't forward ports (www, ftp) from outside to DMZ.My configuration:outside:  IP Public (X.X.X.X)DMZ:  10.10.10.0/24access-list outside-in extended permit tcp any interface outside eq wwwaccess-group outside-in in interface...

khanhlaan by Community Member
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Hi All,ASA version 9 now includes the next generation (suite B) for encryption.I have found the following Q&A:Q. Is next generation encryption available on all ASA platforms?A. No. Next Generation Encryption is fully supported on the ASA 5585-X, 5500...

rhyshobden by Community Member
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