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I'm runningNetwork Module IDS ona 3845 router.  The build is 6.0(5)E3.  Up until last week, Cisco has been putting out signatures for the E3.  The last one I've seen is the IPS-sig-S479-req-E3.pkg.  I've noticed that over the last week they issued IP...

lei.silva by Level 1
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Hello, I have a client that needs access to a particular server on the DMZ from the outside Interface - I have created a static PAT statement 1200 translated to 1200 (I have created the 1200 port so they can access this particular server) and created...

tahirs001 by Level 1
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Resolved! VPN filtering

Hello all, very quick one for you:I want to create a L2L tunnel that allows all traffic in one direction for management purposes, and just port 80 traffic back in the other direction.I'm guessing this isn't possible with just the match access-lists (...

Hi there,PFA,We are facing an issue while accessing one of our Server in DMZ, which is connected to 2960 switch in DMZ from inside segment of ASA.We have two IPS boxes which are connected as per network diag attached.We are able to access that partic...

xs.gautam by Level 1
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I am trying to limit the amount of typing by creating groups and adding an acl dependent on those groups, however i cannot get it to work. Attached you will see (hopefully) what I am trying to accomplish. I need to allow a few remote hosts to contact...

jszapipes by Level 1
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Per the release notes:If the configuration specifies both a global access policy and interface-specific access policies, the interface-specific policies are evaluated before the global policy.How does this work with the implicit deny rules on an inte...

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