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I have a network 192.168.1.0/24 sitting behind ASA 5505 running version 8.2(1) with this configuration:interface inside 192.168.1.254/24interface outside 192.168.2.1/24nat (inside) 1 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0global(outside) 1 interfacefixup protocol ...

hi alli have working 5510 with some NAT and access lists configured. I use secplus license on 5510. Now I want to move couple of interfaces from 100 to 1000 port without lose of configured rules. if I try to remove existing interface and create it on...

Resolved! ASA v Router

Hello everyone forgive me but i am trying understand the ASA firewalls more i come from a router zone based firewall background but the ASA seem to have less advance firewall?the ASA seem to reply more on ACLS were the ZBR seems to use the class map ...

Hi,I dont know if this is a best practice and the ideal way of doing it but i want to give it a tryIn the diagram, i have my current network setup as shown in the left. I want to configure it as shown in the rightSo im thinking, Create a port channel...

Jon Eyes by Level 2
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Hi,The network structure of my company is :Server ( 172.22.2.1 ) - HQ L3 switch ( 172.22.51.41 ) - ASA firewall ( route mode without NAT, 172.16.52.2 ) - WAN router ( 172.16.51.101 ) - Branch office L3 switch ( 172.16.6.254 ) - PC ( 172.16.6.250 )I t...

jackson.ku by Level 6
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I have a simple network with an ASA5505 mainly used for AnyConnect so there is little traffic. There is 1 laptop connected to the E0/1 of the ASA and then E0/0 is going to the internet port. I've noticed about ever 15-20 minutes, I lose all connectio...

Joffroi85 by Level 2
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