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Hi everyone,I am trying to implement a design with FWSM routing between VRFs, each MPLS VRF has multiple VLANs assigned to it. So, I am trying to put multiple VLANs on inside and multiple on outiside interface of each context without bridge-groups.I...

lganeva by Level 1
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Hi,I have two DSL lines, and I want to use at the same time this ISP with a Cisco Firewall.I have a Pix 501 but I think that is no possible to have 2 IP in the same Outside port.Maybe with ASA 5505 is possible? How can I do it? DSL-modem A----|.........

onlyamdri by Level 1
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HII am using Pix 515 6.3my question is (PIX and ASA is different ?.like cisco pix 525 is pix firewalland cisco 55X0 is ASA firewall .)if i use 7.o in my pix 525 then it work as appliance ???.pls clear anyone.ThanksBiplob

iqbalkhan by Level 1
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Hi, Can anybody tell me which one mentioned in the subject is better to use in terms of enterprise deployment. If somebody can give me a comparison sheet I'll will be very thankful. Best Regards, Rahim

What do the different SubSig IDs mean. Take SisID 5748 for example. There are SubSigs 0 - 3 for this SigID. I have started seeing quite a few of these in my event log. Most look to be SubSig ID 1 or 2 which are marked as informational where as the Su...

bberry by Level 1
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I have setup a NAC environment and have been able to authenicate to local defined user (Local Database). I setup a LDAP authenication server and have been able to authencate using the AUTH Test tab. When I attempt from the work station the local user...

I have an access list that blocks the first part of a network outbound. This should block networks 1 thru 31. I am trying to replicate this line for an additional network but receive the message ERROR: IP address,mask <172.17.0.0,255.240.0.0> doesn't...

bberry by Level 1
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