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Hello Gurus,I have a problem with NAT. I need to do a statick NAT first and then afterwords do a Dynamic PAT. Is this possible on ASA.On my inside network I have IP 192.168.16.0/24, there are users behind this network (192.168.19.0/24) which only kno...

My IPS tells me a private-address (10.1.x.x) host in my network is the source of a virus detected at the IPS outside my ASA 5510 firewall. But all the IPS sees is the ASA's public address as source of the packet, and the destination IP. If I try to...

Hi all I configured the IDSM to enable auto update from cisco.But auto update is not happening and i am getting the following error.Please help me to solve this problemAuto Update Statistics lastDirectoryReadAttempt = 17:15:01 UTC Mon Jun 15 2009 ...

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Hi!I have a question regarding SIP inspection in a PIX 515 running version 8.0(3).The problem is that there are two different VoIP solutions inside the network, one that require SIP inspection and one that won't work if it is enabled. Since they resi...

I setup a Pix 501 with PAT. Static NAT systems and computers that are on do not have any issues. Any computer that is turned off and then back on can't access the internet. ICMP works. TCP does not. I have to go in a clear xlate then the compute...

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I have a group of individuals who I would like to give VPN access into our network (via PIX 515). The only thing I would like them to be able to do is access an AS400 which is actually outside our network (connected via dedicated T1). I don't want ...

HiI have CAM , CAS in Central, OOB,Virtual,Layer2 labI can see on CAM the access switch ports status which means that SNMP works but when a user is logged on the access switch , the user vlan is not inforced to be changed to Auth vlan and he remains ...

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