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Hello all, Currently I have several switches (IOS and Nexus) which use RADIUS for login. The RADIUS server is a Windows server and uses Active Directory authentication. I would like to assign the active directory users different privilege levels on t...

We are running a couple of virtual FTDs in Azure and noticed when we have a port group with several tcp/udp ports listed and added ICMP-Any, pings were not being allowed through. But once we removed the ICMP-Any from the port group and added as a sep...

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I have a very strange issue. I have several firewall pairs, each running active/standby. I am in the process of upgrading firmware to 9.7(1)21. Once both firewalls have been rebooted they both in the active state because they loose failover connectio...

netspazz by Level 1
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Hello everyone i want to configure identity policy on FMC with Active Directory Kerberos, on guide written The Realm you select must be configured with an AD Join Username and AD Join Password to perform Kerberos captive portal active authentication....

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Hello We purchased new FMCv license to manage 10 devices and we already have FMCv license to manage 2 devices, both are attached to the same virtual account. i need to use the same FMCv i'm already using to manage 10 devices instead of 2. so, i need ...

Hello Everyone,  I'm trying to allow access to a DVR so that I can access it from the outside using port 37777. The app on the phone is using the outside IP and port 37777, but the the firewall is showing: %ASA-7-710005: {TCP|UDP} request discarded f...

Stevan44 by Level 1
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