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Resolved! ASA rule check

Hi All,   Before applying any new firewall rule (source, destination, port) is there any way , i mean a show command in ASA to check whether rule is already permitted or denied by ACL ?   Regards, Muhammed

CCOCNSC21 by Level 1
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Does anyone know of any ACL tool (preferably freeware) that will allow you to load an ACL and run an IP against it to see what line (if any) it hits? I have seen tools that allow you to manage ACLs, but haven't ran across anything that computes the ...

efairbanks by Level 1
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Hello Folks, reaching out to you for some help,I have a simple setup in my 5510 , 2 interfaces: first one for OUTSIDE and second one for Inside with multiple sub-interfaces (vlans) :- all subinterface on the same security level, - same-security-traff...

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AyoubC by Level 1
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Does anyone know why I'm getting this error and how to fix it: ERROR: access-list used in static has different local addresses I didn't find anything helpful when I Googled it. It happened when I was trying to translate some addresses (that is the re...

Hello,I am trying to see how we can make posturing work even before logging in. My undertstanding is that stealth mode is for auto remediation and hides gui from popping up but I have heard it can be used to posture workstation before logging in so I...

ade5 by Level 1
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Hi Everyone, Is the FMC migration possible from FMC 1000 to FMC 4500 with both models running 6.5.0 and then running the migration script? Has anyone tried this or is it only applicable to x600 series FMCs? Any idea on this.

rocky88 by Level 1
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