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Cisco config guide for asa ver 8 software states; "You can configure an IP address for the Management 0/0 management-only interface. This IP address can be on a separate subnet from the main management IP address."If we set the global IP to fall in t...

krjohnson by Level 1
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Hi All,I need to reach a remote network that permits traffic from my public IP address. When I am on the road I need to access the same system. My solution (or at least what I thought would work) was to VPN into my corp network and then access the re...

we are using pix 5151e 7.2 (3) version and we configured the statefull failover between two pIX 515E and its working fine but my query is when i give command sh failover it showing only the primary unit IP all interface but not the secondary unitplea...

Recently attempted upgrade to 8.0.4 but had to downgrade because I could not get ssh working at least from the outside interface. Tried zeroize and generate to no avail. Anyone have this?

whanson by Level 2
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access-list incoming extended permit tcp any host 7.17.20.9 eq smtp static (inside,outside) tcp interface smtp 10.1.40.5 smtp netmask 255.255.255.255 Have the above lines in an ASA. Yet when I try to test if port 25 is open by doing "telnet 7.17.20....

Hi When I execute write standby command from primary PIX it is not copying one particular command line to the standby secondary PIX the command is "nat (inside) 0 access-list inside_nat0_acl"even after rebooting secondary PIX I am having this issue. ...

Hello,We would like to setup our asa 5520 to do IPsec VPN server. We would like to only allow company computer to be conncted (Computer on CORP Domain). Is this posible? Thanks

tung by Level 1
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