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We have many users that connect to a remote VPN. They use a local client on Windows XP, but the only way we can get them to connect is by giving each user a public external IP address and NAT it to their private internal address and use the GRE IP pr...

whiteford by Level 7
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I have 2 asa5505. I want to create ipsec tunnel. Do as write this http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/asa/asa72/getting_started/asa5500/quick/guide/sitvpn_b.html#wp1038592But tunnel does not establishciscoasa(config)# show crypto isakmp saThere ...

oshechodanov by Community Member
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I am having a few issues with CSA and Active directory. Namely when using dcpromo, CSA is blocking this action. Does anyone have any recommendations?

madjack01 by Community Member
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Hi,I have Cisco PIX firewall UR & FO with OS 7.2(2), and this PIX has one DMZ zone for Connecting the Public IF for the VPN Concentrator, the outside interface is connected to the outside network "Internet Router", the Inside IF is connected to Net S...

Has anyone seen the TCP SYN/FIN 3140 signature trigger on TCP traffic from port 37892 to port 0? I have seen this many different times including from traffic coming from a VPN client to a Cisco VPN Concentrator. Just today I saw it coming from a clie...

Hi everyone,recently I read ios 12.4 configuration guide chapter about CBAC and what I was surprised by were the following: "RestrictionsCBAC has the following restrictions:CBAC is available only for IP protocol traffic. Only TCP and UDP packets are ...

ciscolexey by Community Member
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