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HiI would like to create a policy in the FMC using url's like destination, ex: ip source -- url  (http://abc.com) destination  and port (tcp/udp) Is that possible in the fmc/ftd?. My ftd is working in transparent mode together an IPS I don't need url...

Hi!The  ASA 5510 is working with asa8.3.1 and asdm 6.3.1. ( with factory default config )i ve upgraded to  asa8.4.1 and asdm 6.4.1.Now the asdm launcher is frozen after username/password. The asdm upload the softver and write that "software update co...

We have a pair of 2140 FTDs running 6.6.1 that are managed by an FMC running 6.7. We'd like to upgrade the FTDs to later firmware, but can't at the moment. We're in the process of phasing out some ASA 5505's that are running site-to-site VPN tunnels,...

Searching around gave me nothing usable for this rather mundane question:how do I hide the source/dest SGT columns when viewing a policy?platform details are :-Model Cisco Firepower Management Center for VMWareSerial Number NoneSoftware Version 6.7.0...

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Hi, I have a ftd with fdm working for vpn ra services (anyconnect). I would like to know if the following sentence is permit:route inside 0 0 gateway tunneledDo you have any suggest please?. I need to send the traffic for full tunnel to the another d...

Hello,  Has anyone tried ro pass SMB or FTP/SFTP thru the 1000 series or 2000 series FTDs?Looks like performance is quite low - even with bypassing policy and fastpathing all traffic.Does not even hit the 1st rule which is any any for testing.No issu...

Dear community, I have configured a subinterface (ip addresss, vlan) on a parent FTD interface. The connection goes to a switch trunk port. For some reason there is no connectivity between FTD and switch. When I remove the subinterface and configure ...

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