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We have a branch office in another country which has a ASA 5510 installed between their LAN and an internet router that connects to the local ISP. We're trying to create a tunnel to connect this branch office back to the Headoffice. At the headoffice...

bericaleb by Level 4
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Hi everyone, My client has an switch 6509 with nearly 20 Vlans routed in MSFC. I put an FWSM to separate all the VLANs and put an access-list to permit ip any any in the interfaces. Almost everything works right, except one problem in between the IPC...

lomonaco by Level 4
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I have a ASA 5510 with the CSC10 module and I also have a second 5510 without the CSC10 but with the Security Plus license. I know that I at least need to add the security plus license on the 5510 that has the CSC10 module but since the specs say lik...

mwkirk by Level 1
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I'm going to be implementing a new pair of 5510s as replacements for our 515s. The 515s are running 7.1(2). The ASAs came with 7.0(6) but I'll be upgrading those to a release higher than our PIXs before I implement them.We use failover, remote-access...

Snort and ISS have had a signature for this since 2005. Lots of other products appear to detect this as of 2005 as well. Where is the Cisco sig? I found a default disabled/retired sig, (3718-0, Windows .ANI File DoS), but it doesn't appear to work ag...

mhellman by Level 11
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My network is very simple, like this: A DSL Modem is connected to a Cisco PIX 501 firewall/router, and a computer is connected to this firewall. Now this PIX 501 box has two interfaces: Inside (192.168.1.1) and the netwroked PC (192.168.1.2). The out...

otnj2ee by Level 3
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What is the best defense against stealth scans of the network? I know this is a vague and open question.How do you prevent when signature detects a single TCP packet with none of the control bits, i.e. SYN, FIN, ACK, PSH, URG or RST flags set being s...

cplatt01 by Level 7
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I dont know if this is the right forum for this problem but I hope someone here can help. I have a new virus/worm spreading across my network. It will first ping random addresses in any known subnets and then try to attack port tcp 1433, tcp 2967, tc...

petrucci by Frequent Visitor
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