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We have an ASA and need to find a way to disable ARP security on the inside interface. We are going to put a device in front of it that is a sort of nearly-transparent proxy, but it unfortunately rewrites packets that travel through it with its own M...

We have an ASA 5505 (Software Version 8.2(1)) configured as an Easy VPN Client, the other side (3000 Conncentrator) pushes a dns-server and some split domains onto the ASA. Sadly split-dns is not working correctly, i.e it looks like our ASA sends all...

ingamewes by Level 1
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Hi, i am still a newbie in terms of VPN, would there be link in Cisco that can help or has a online documentation that can help me understand and configure a VPN connection between Cisco routers? thanks in advance.

edongskiu by Level 1
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HelloI have a problem with my PIX firewall.I configured a Remote VPN server by the ASDM wizard. It was my first try in configuring such type of service.Now, when i try to connect to PIX from the outside (using Cisco VPN client for windows and GPRS co...

I 'm trying to work with the NAC module and have no luck. Cisco 2811 does not recognize the module and I see the following error:service-module integrated-Service-Engine 1/0 statusService Module is Cisco Integrated-Service-Engine1/0Service Module sup...

nawas by Level 4
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Hi,I have very basic doubt about firewall static rule configuration.When we configure a static rule to allow connections originated from out side world to inside world on that particulart port and on that particular IP address.For example : Public i...

I have a FWSM with 2 contexts. The OUTSIDE interfaces are each in their own L3 vlan and in a common VRF. (ie: both next to each other looking out)I am having a problem getting traffic from one FW to go out C1 and enter C2. I can ping all the outside ...

trevora by Level 1
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