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Upon boot the LED indicator for WiFi on this ASA-5506W cycles through blinking green to blinking red. The documentation says it means "Ethernet link not operational". Since this is a hardware addon, I assume ethernet link is hard wired inside. To mak...

Lost Packet by Frequent Visitor
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Hello   Current SFR version on ASA is : 6.2.2-81 Our FMC version is : 6.2.3.5   I am trying to push Sensor update (6.2.3.5-52) from FMC to ASA Firepower Sensor, it says   "No valid appliances available for Cisco Network Sensor Patch 6.2.3.5-52 This u...

My project is to connect a firewall WAN interface to Cisco Prime, I should keep tracking the interface utilization on my firewall until it reaches a specific bandwidth. when for example the bandwidth reaches 30 Mb, I want to receive a notification or...

Karvel by Community Member
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Hi all,  I have an ASA 5525x with PC-A on the INSIDE network with IP address 10.20.32.40.  PC-B is in DMZ with an IP address of 10.20.30.10.  The security level for INSIDE is 100 and DMZ is 50. I have rules to allow PC-A to communicate with PC-B over...

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Resolved! FMC/FTD

HiWe have FMC 100 and FTD 2130, when I do a packet tracer on the device its saying traffic is allowed but I cant find the ACL on the ACP that would allow this traffic, its almost as though there is an hidden ACL which is allowing certain traffic whic...

Hi ,I have mid size network for which I am planning to buy virtual FMCs as the physical FMC1000 that we have is going to be EOS soon. I have a pair of 4110s at edge and one 2110 for testing. I am going to add a pair of 4115 in the DC. I do not have I...

S891 by Level 5
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