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Hi can someone please help troubleshoot our NAT configuration.  I am able to ping Google directly from our ASA, however I cannot ping Google from a host located on the INSIDE2 interface (security level 100). We need to be able to reach smtp.office365...

chiguy123 by Level 1
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Hi All, I m trying to set Destination NAT so that an outside source can send some logs to an inside log collector server via UDP . The translation device in this case is a FMC managed FTD . Please find below the expected flow of the traffic Source IP...

HAT by Level 1
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I am trying to figure out how to add a static ARP entry to the ARP table on my Cisco Firepower 1120.  I'll admit I'm very new to this product line.  I have two sites and I'm trying to create a VPN between them.  My ISP allocated two addresses in the ...

We are moving locally managed (FDM) FTDs to FMC. We are choosing to re-provision rather than run the migration tool. What is the best procedure to follow in terms of re-licensing the FTDs. Is it best the deactivate the license in FDM prior to switchi...

davparker by Level 1
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Hi all, We have LDAP and Radius as external authentication methods setup for user login in FMC as one of admin. We see user shows as just external in system > user list. No details on what auth method used. My question is how to determine in FMC if t...

Hello Cisco experts,  I bought a used ASA 5510 two months ago for my lab gear, it was working super fine, but two days ago i turned on my ASA to work with and i found my self on the ROMMON, i know that it's tooo weird but even me i can't understand h...

AyoubC by Level 1
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