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I have a new ASA 5510 that is behind our router/firewall. I am having some problems with configuration and not sure where I am hung up. I can't ping the internal Lan, 192.168.1. addresses. I have attached my configuration.

jglover72 by Level 1
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Hello,My base design is with 3 routers. RouterA will be internet access for RouterB and RouterC. There are will be T1 between RouterA and RouterB and a T1 between RouterA and RouterC. I would like to know if I can replace RouterA with an ASA 5500 ...

mender by Level 1
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i'm now plan to purchase NACso what i need is NAC3310-250-K9only or i need NACMGR-3-K9& if i need NACMGR-3-K9 it will be installed on the same server or i'll need a server to install it

We have a pair of 5520s set as active/standby both have a AIP-SSM. Both AIP's are set to auto update the sig files so thats not an issue but what about the active detection? The primary IPS will have seen a lot of traffic that the failover IPS has no...

rmaxson2 by Level 1
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Just installed some new ASAs to replace our old 520 PIX boxes and I'm seeing some interesting traffic being denied. The traffic originates from various websites (that our users are accessing without difficulties) and is destined for our proxy server....

I need to connect to FTP server over SSL, to a server that I do not have any control over. My problem is the ASA does not allow the connection because it is going over SSL and so it can not inspect the packets. Does anyone have a work around for this...

Hello!There is a little problem - low disk space on CSA MC machine. Shrinking database doesn't help. And backups store on anouther logical disk so they don't take free space.As I understand the way is to "move" all CSA MC database to anouther machine...

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