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I have a number of 891 routers deployed for VPN connectivity to a central site. The routers have an ACL as well as zone-based firewalling and IPS/IPS configured on their public interfaces. They are running IOS universal 15.1.1. They have been up for ...

darthnul by Level 1
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Can the GTP license and hardware on the ASA's meeting the following requirement or would i have to find some higher end device for the following?10gig      throughput fiber interfaces (multi mode) minimum of 4.Min of      2.5 million concurrent conne...

mojalefa1 by Level 1
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I have the following setup on my internet firewalls:- Outside interface has no standby IP- Inside Interface has a standby IP_Failover is working fine.A month ago, these firewalls failed over to the socondary Firewall. That worked fine until yesterday...

when configuring high availability does the active/standby IP on the interface have to be contiguous?example:int gi0/0ip address 10.10.5.36 255.255.255.0 standby 10.10.5.40 ---- can I do that?or does it have to beip address 10.10.5.36 255.255.255.0 s...

west33637 by Level 1
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There doesn't seem to be a no forward interface command on the 5510 as it is used on the 5505 (no vlans being used on 5510).Is there another command to stop traffic from getting from one interface to another without an access list?We are doing some t...

lcaruso by Level 6
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Hello.I have NAC implemented in HA.All used to work fine until I was unable to control the switches and also unable to access the CAM via VIP.If i reboot both CAM then the VIP will "work" for 15 min (I am able to acces the VIP via HTTPS and also I am...

jcarvalh by Level 1
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