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i have the firepower 1120. i configured my device for access to internet from DMZ zone and to access to my web server, but with default action allow. when i set default action BLOCK, and i create NAT: manual for accesss dmz zone to internet and autom...

gogi99 by Level 1
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I'm trying to use local AAA to set up credentials for console and VTY. After applying the following commands I can no longer log into the switch. It disconnects me after several failed attempts. Can you tell me what I am doing wrong? aaa new-modelaaa...

nlanich01 by Level 1
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I am starting to convert our ASA 5516x over to FTD image.  Since we have 12 different sites I have to setup Site-to-Site VPN for connectivity.  This is simple and I have it working, however I am wondering if I can put all the NAT objects into 1 Group...

Hi  I'm trying to configure a site-to-site VPN between three routers one of which is passive with multiple ACLs and I'm having a bit of a meltdown. Some of the ACLs work , the VPN works If I don't apply the ACLs as soon as I apply the ACLs it stops w...

jk865 by Level 1
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Hi  Just a simple question when using numbered ACLs is there any significance to the number or should it just be within the specified range for your class of IPs? For example ACL 110 should it be used for a significant purpose? Thanks in advance 

jk865 by Level 1
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Hi All,I'm suggestion for our network. We have multiple servers in different location, connected to the internet by DMZ not in our control. Which mean all the outside IP's of our servers are unreachable.Eventually I would like to create S2S connectio...

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