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I am attempting to install the 5.2 CSA MC on a Windows 2003 server w/ SQL 2005 locally. The SQL server permissions are tightened down, but my login has complete access to the server (both OS and SQL server). I also followed the install instructions f...

matt_nels by Level 3
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I am wondering if below configuration is possible , Supposing hostA is behind pixA firewall wants to communicate to HostB behind Pix B , source IP (192.168.1.2) should be Natted to 172.16.1.2 ,however if it needs to connect to internet it can go as (...

ciscosom by Level 1
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i have a asa 5505 and configured my server to be accessible from the internet...everything works great, but after a while, i cant access it anymore...do you guys know if this has something to do with the timeout on the asa?...should i just increase t...

mrSS by Level 3
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Hi, I used to access ASDM with a username and password but i screwed up something and i think i erased it.Could anyone tell me how to add a new one?Here is my config file.

SpeedCisco by Community Member
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Dear Forum, I am trying to activate an old PIX-515E (Restricted Software) which has been idle for more than 2 years. The problem is I can not get to the login prompt. I used Hyperterminal to access the console port. I only get this response from the ...

Hello there, I have an app server seating on my PIX's DMZ and I need to know how can I monitor (in real time) inbound traffic from the Outside interface (users out there) to the specific host 192.168.2.4 (app server) on the DMZ interface...Basically ...

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