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Dear Cisco Experts,I am a new network engineer and wants to learn more on cisco security. I am planning to buy a Cisco Pix 501 just for practice.Is there a default license for cisco pix? Meaning can I have a vpn & user license at least in minimum jus...

Hi All,I've been asked to look into setting up our 2 x ASA 5510's in failover and have a couple of questions that I hope somebody can answer for me.For the purpose of my questions details are as follows:- A stack of 3 x 2960's (IP Address 10.152.#.25...

HiI have an IPS 4240 & IME V7.I was wondering how i can upload a new config file & save it to flash. I know i can just console on & copy & paste it in, but is it possible to upload the .txt file using copy tftp flash: or using the IME, or can i copy ...

I have an ASA 5510 and I need to implement a DMZ.  I know I can either plug devices directly into a port on the ASA or use subinterfaces to create multiple DMZs with different levels of access if I don't have enough ports, and then use a switch.  So ...

Good afternoon people!!I nedd your help with the following problem.I purchased the license P/N: ASA-CSC20-250U-1Y with Description: ASA 5500 CSC-SSM-20 250-User License Only Renewal (1-year)But I had a mistake because I need support to 500 users. Now...

Hello, quick question I hope someone can help with.Is it possible for me to create 2 vlan interfaces on the 6500 and have them both in the same subnet?For a specific customer requirement I would like to have a vlan interface on the 6500 as default ga...

Hello, We have just assigned all of our remote ASA's to CSM 4.2.The only policy that the CSM is contolling, at the moment, is the Firewall/Access Rules.With the remaining ASA's assigned today, I have a couple of questions. How does the ASA's update t...

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