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I have an issue that I am trying to figure out how to fix it. What I am trying to do is this, I need to be able to have a machine on the inside network make a call to a machine in the DMZ using its outside number. I have a 1 to 1 NAT setup for my DMZ...

mgibson by Level 2
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Resolved! disable icmp

Hello, can anyone tell me how to disable icmp on my outside interface? I have tried everything i can think of and it is still replying to pings. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

jwilder by Level 2
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Hi,I have a question related to how PIX/ASA firewalls maintain UDP session information. My understanding is that when there is a UDP connection from a lower to a higher security zone, the UDP server (e.g. DNS) in the higher security zone responds to ...

Hi,As I knew when we discover devices, it will discover all the devices config and overide the previous copy in CSM DB. Can we SELECTIVELY choose only one device to be discovered ? Otherwise afer discovered we need to re-deploy all again. Reason is 1...

tckoon by Level 5
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When adding hosts to a group, for example, does a SQL Server get both SQL Server Group and Servers - All Types assigned or is the SQL Server Group good enough? Also, is it best to use the default group or clone the group/s?Thanks,Adam

Hi everyone I have a quick question I have a pix 515E with an inside and outsdie interface already I'm trying to add another inside interface. I've added the ip address to ethernet2 intf2 of 192.168.50.50 and the other end is a 2821 and its ethernet ...

wgranada1 by Level 6
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