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we have around 100+ site to site VPN integrations. previously we were working smoothly with VPN configuration with out any issue.but after upgrading our FMC from 7.0.5 to 7.2.5  we have faced on establishing site to site VPN.this is like this :the VP...

tg2000 by Level 1
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Resolved! FTD HA Issues

I have FTD2110 in HA as active standby pair using FDM. I am testing HA with failure scenarios, cable failure works perfectly fine. Now I rebooted active firewall (FW-A), standby firewall (FW-B) took over.FW-A reboot took almost 25 minutes, still neve...

taro75 by Level 1
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Hi, what is the main difference between NGFW and UTM. Please simply explain. Is FPR1010E an NGFW ? also which ones price is higher ?? is fmc required for 1010e or we can fully manager from fdm ??   br imran  

Hi All, I have upgraded the FPR1010 version from 7.0.0 to 7.3.1.1 and changed from snort  2 to snort 3.However, I have experienced the snort 3 keep crashing like the image below:+Sometimes it shows snort is down.As you can see the snort 3 Performance...

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Hello all,I have setup my FTD to be managed by the FMC. When I tried to access the CLI through COM port, the password isnt accepted.Do the CLI access gets disabled if the FTD is managed by the FMC?

Cisco3105 by Level 1
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Resolved! FTD Disable Rules

I am managing FTD from FDM and I am looking for options where I need to disable a few access rules. Is there any option to disable the rules before deleting them?

taro75 by Level 1
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