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I am new to the ASA product line. I have an ASA5540 running ASA ver 8.0(3) with ADSM ver 6.0(3). When I look at the device dashboard I see the following message pop into the syslog every couple seconds:[ Scanning] drop rate-1 exceeded. Current burs...

I have a 5520 that is having issues. I have one Dynamic NAT for a few different inside networks to one public IP. Also, included in my block of public IP's i have a few static one to one NAT's. The problem is i recently added another ISP. I configure...

Hello!We have the Pix 506 with IOS version 6.3(4)We publish our inside https web server 10.12.1.50 port 443 to outside address X.X.X.2 port 443And sometimes the publishing of our inside web server doesn't work.Log message when publication works norma...

Hello,I recently did a quick check on one of the daily logs on my ASA 5520, and I noticed that fairly often I am getting an "LU allocate connection failed". I obviously checked the error message on the site and it says "Stateful Failover cannot alloc...

I am tring to forward 2 ranges of ports from my outside interface ip to a host on the inside interface. The outside interface is natted so that all inside hosts use it's single IP for general use.I have 2 ranges, 5096 - 5099 and 17300 - 17440 to forw...

I having trouble configuring my first ASA I need to pass lpd traffic and the implicit rule is blocking me I attached my config. I am not sure if the problem is the access list or my nat.

I am currently working for a client that has a primary MPLS WAN, but is requesting to have DSL redundancy in case of MPLS circuit failure. They are firm on this. I have one site currently up with redundancy via VPN tunnel over DSL...routing with BG...

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