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It's been several years since I worked with Cisco routers, but I wanted something good for my home network. Now, when I try to deliver the configuration to the router (using the SDM application), it comes back with an error, saying "Error detected at...

lanman032 by Community Member
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I'm a Windows user running 2003/ASDM 6/FireFox 3 without any problemsI'm just got hold of a new Dell notebook into which I'm planning to install Ubuntu for management apps and the likeI don't know a damn about Linux distros ... anyone running these v...

nlariguet by Level 3
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Hello All,I'm configuring two FWSm within the same 6500 chassis. I trunked a VLAN to the two modules.I created a SVI on the MSFC and created an interface on one of the two FWSM. Everything works fine I can ping MSFC from FWSM and FWSM from MSFC. On t...

Hi All, There are two ASA with failover and two switches, one internal switch and one DMZ switch. Both ASAs connected to two switches. Now we want to implement IPS here. we are using 4240 model. I want to use two inline interface pairs one for DMZ an...

As of Wednesday, our SSM IPS system starting picking up a large amount of hits against rules 3327/8, 5799/6, and 6131/6 (sig set 364). These rules are related to the MS Server Serivce, MS RPC, and UPnP services. All of these came from our VPN users i...

greymanZIP by Community Member
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I have an acl with a defined time range. This works, but it seems that if a connection is enabled at the time, it doesn't break the connection when the time allowed is reached. Is this normal? Is it supposed to keep established sessions up, or is the...

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