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Hello, I received the following mail to open ports and do port forwarding and natting , but these are for Cisco IOS routers and so they don't work on the ASA , can anyone help me transform them for a asa ? Also what interface is BVI1 meant by, or is ...

troosters by Level 1
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Resolved! ASA VPN hairpin

Hello all,I have 2 sites connected to a central hub via VPN. I need the 2 remote sites to talk to each other. This all works correctly by hairpinning on the outside interface of the hub, except that the SA between remote site A and the hub does not g...

jacobs_son by Level 1
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I am currently studying for CCNA Security and would like to have access to CCP (Cisco Configuration Professional) to play with the GUI and make sure I am familiar with it for the exam.I have tried to download it from the Cisco Website but I cannot fi...

I have an ASA 5510 with 3 interfaces:  inside, outside_cable, dmzThe cable has been down or slow a lot recently. This isn't so bad for my internal users, but for those connecting to the office via VPN it's a bummer, so I brought a FIOS line in with 1...

debbie by Level 1
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Hi Everyone,Need to confirm below If we have ASA in multi context mode and it has only single interface say gi2 that is shared between 2 contexts and its subinterfaces have different IP address then we can confirm that this is the outside interface o...

mahesh18 by Level 6
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The physical setup is a little odd as the ASA is connected to the LAN interface of a SOHO wireless router/firewall, and I'm wondering if that is the issue with the port forwarding failures.  There's a remote-pc that requires vnc access to connected t...

tbrendle by Level 1
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