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I'm trying to do a simple scenario: accessing a server at the inside. I'm using the usual trio lines (static, acl, acg) as follow:G= Global IP address (outside if)F= Foreign IP address (origine of test)access-list in_outside_static extended permit ip...

bdube by Level 2
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I installed cisco works prepared for monitoring IDS Sensor, but i have some problem Access Apache windows folders Error: The requested URL cannot be reached because client denied by server configuration: c:/program files/cscopx/htdocs/csconm Descri...

adadan by Level 1
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I have attached my config and took out the ip and password info. I am trying to setup a webserver and remote desktop connection on 3390 but the logs keep stating that incoming connections are being blocked the the inbound ACL. Can someone tell me w...

wrwiii122 by Level 1
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i am having fwsm and want to configure a context for a customer in which i want to block 8081 port. can anyone let me know how to configure context in fwsm module (6509)regardsshivlu

Hi, need helpIn my firewall i have no rule play in inside interface for outbound traffic but i have a rule play for inbound traffic in outside interface saying that from my particular branch network can access my server through SMTP.Just i wanted to ...

sureshkum by Level 1
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I have an older, decomissioned pair or 515e PIX firewalls configured in failover mode (active/passive). I now have a need to use them both in separate standalone modes, however when I try to use the PIX configured to act as the Failover secondary, it...

kmkrause2 by Level 1
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