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I'm being asked to send logs from an ASA5510 to a syslog server on port 40991 thats behind an interface with a security level of 50.At this point it's not working, the syslog server is 192.168.233.43 and it's behind an interface named APP with a secu...

w951duu by Level 1
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Hi, we have a Checkpoint Firewall we are migrating to an ASA.One type of access we have, is for groups of users on the "outside"interface, connecting to Servers on the "Inside" interface.These Servers' addresses are NATted, in a way that the users wi...

walterg74 by Level 1
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I'm running into a issue with traffic. I have a backup location with internet and connected via MPLS.  I need traffic to route to the main location. Do I only add default route to the asa to point to the main ASA network?Or do I add a static nat to t...

Resolved! 5505 ACL overkill?

Simple question.  Do you think it's overkill to secure a single system down beyond the basic outside_access_in ACLs? The situation is one box with ssh, https, and dameware. The 8.3 ACL configuration:access-list INTERNET_access_in remark HTTPS Ruleacc...

I have firewall ASA with 8.0(4) version. Everything is working fine but recently we started one proejct which involves upload the files on FTP server located on outside the network over the internet.Other FTP services are working fine but this FTP se...

Can anyone point to a Cisco document that cleary describes source and destination NAT, the differences between them, why you would use ource over destination & vice versa and any configuration examples on an ASA.ThanksPaul

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