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Hi all...I have a questiong regarding how ASA handles udp flow...I have 2 applications that are communicating via udp. These 2 applications are between 2 ASA firewalls. These 2 ASA's are connected with DLL link as a primary line and VPN IPSec over th...

nikolag21 by Level 1
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Resolved! asa vlan

is there is a way to create vlans on asa 5520. i am looking at assigning two asa ports on a single vlan.Please help with suggestions.Thanks in advance.

suthomas1 by Level 6
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We currently have a Juniper 5gt with the internal ip of 172.16.1.254.  We are replacing it with an asa.We have a couple of dumb switches and an MPLS router with an IP of 172.16.1.253.  Right now everything is fine.  The internet traffic goes through ...

jwashburn by Level 1
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Hello all,I have a case open with the TAC already on this, but I thought I would throw this on the community forums (this is my first post) since there might be others experiencing a similar issue.I've come to expect being able to translate the sourc...

mnantel by Level 1
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Recently some of our users complained not reaching some sites. So I did some steps to isolate the problem.1. ISP port -> Single workstation (I was able to reach any site without any problem).2. ISP port -> Router -> Single workstation ( Like the firs...

Hi guys,I am working on deploying an ASA 5520 with 8.3.  The issue I am having is pretty simple.  What is the best way for me to allow traffic to communicate between my Inside network and my DMZ in regards to NAT.Please keep in mind that 8.3 changes ...

Hello!I am supporting a customer who has an ASA 5510 (8.04) connected to two ISPs. He wants to use one ISP for internet access, and the other ISP to publish several servers from the DMZ with NAT. So, basically splitting the traffic, all internet acce...

giamwi by Level 1
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