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First I understand that this is not supported on Citrix. We are currently a Citrix environment and I would prefer not to have to dedicate a server to ESXI.   Does anyone have any experience running FMCv on XenServer.  I know I can use the OVF and ins...

gcook0001 by Level 1
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Current setupI have two old pairs of ASA5555 and a virtual FMC. The ASAs are associated with the FMC but they are managed via ASDM New setupI have two new pairs of FTD 1100s that are going to replace the two pairs of ASA5555 and I am keeping virtual ...

Working on a pair of 2130s running 6.2.3.12 and setup in HA.  Having some issues with traffic passing from 1 interface to another even though the policies look correct.  At present the secondary unit is the Active unit in the pair.  If i go into adva...

mumbles202 by Level 5
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Hello, I have a problem with asymetric routing for a host in our network. A connection comming from www to the host is going through a third party utm appliance to the host 10.10.10.99. The default gateway is a cisco asa 10.10.10.1. In the log of the...

Hello, I’ve configured a IPsec tunnel between a remote site ASA and a headend ASA. The remote site ASA has 2 Internet circuits so 2 crypto maps tied to each outside interface. The headend ASA has one internet circuit with one crypto map with 2 peers....

NETAD by Level 4
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Hello,We have an ASA with Firepower Services. The ASA is a 5545-X with software version 9.6(2). We have a virtual FMCv wich is the manager of the SFR device. The FMC has an ip address in the vlan 10.11.12.x, and the SFR has an ip address in the 10.11...

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