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Hi,A client of mine needs to initiate a PPTP VPN 'from' a Cisco 877w router into a Windows Server 2008.So have I have seen that VPDN should be used and have also stumbled across various scripts on the internet, however I cannot work out how to add th...

cco4mike1 by Level 1
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I am trying to get VPN working through a Windows Mobile Cell Phone through at L2TP connection but have failed. I can see the attempts coming into our ASA firewall however the username is always blank and I have not found much information on how to co...

hello all,we have two sites which are connected site to site VPN. every thing is ok except when : router of branch reload VPN connection is not going to be UP. we have to remove Crypto map from main router and re put it again on interface in order ...

adriatikb by Level 1
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I am monitoring a number of contexts which are hosted in the same FWSM via Solarwinds Orion. These contexts have an interface on the same VLAN to enable routing between them, and other traffic accross the netework. All these interfaces are showing ...

I'm having a small problem with my asa 5505. I have an inbound access list assigned to the inside interface allowing only ports 80, 443 and 53 out. I know in all other devices there's an implicit deny at the end of the access list, however on the 5...

niro by Level 1
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Hi,Strange issue, i have rules applied on an ASA/FWSM for a connection. When i do a telnet to the port for this connection from the desired lan segment, i do get a response & i see the connection on the sesion table in firewall.But apparently, the hi...

suthomas1 by Level 6
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