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Just wanted to know if anyone else is having problems with Vista connecting to the Internet using the ASA 5510. I previous move from a Pix to ASA 5510 all of the windows XP computers connects fine. The one thing I have notice when this happens. On...

I have (3) sites that currently are using PIX 506's with 2610 routers. I have to budget to replace the PIX's next year, since they went off support unexpectedly this year. The 2610's go off support next year, so I need to replace those also. There ar...

dmitchell by Level 1
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I'm migrating IPSec VPN tunnels from a 3030 concentrator to the ASA platform and am used to seeing session names that easily relate to the business name the VPN connects to.On the ASA I configure tunnel-groups, but am allowed to only use the peer IP ...

jkeeffe by Level 2
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I have configured and imported an IPS Module for the 5520 into Cisco Security Manager but cannot push the policy. I receiver error "Missing RDEP command in the request.. Deployment aborted." Anyone encountered this issue? Running ASA 7.2(2), CSM 3.1,...

When I schedule a job (non-immediate), e.g. a netconfig job to add snmp community string, I get the error message" CFG0021: Could not create job. Possible cause: Cannot submit jobs for approval. Approval emails cannot be sent".I have the correct smtp...

htaluja_2 by Level 1
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I'm aware of two options to deploy NAC in a wireless network - Real IP and virtual gatewayWhich one is more commonly deployed? Are there any advantages or disadvantages of either of these?Thank you

ciscors by Level 1
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