11-15-2020 10:48 AM
Hello Team
Is it possible to deploy cisco FTD in one arm mode.
Can you please help with that ?
Regards
Ing OZ
11-15-2020 10:58 AM
FTD in one-arm mode, you want only 1 interface (subinterface) zone? - what is the reason, due to port availability?
At the high level, you can do sub interface in the different zone - switch configured as a trunk with different VLAN.
11-15-2020 10:36 PM
Technically speaking you can, however, it would not be recommended, and it would add complexity to your design. I have seen it once (or maybe twice) with an ASA device where it was behind an edge firewall, and it was only used to terminate AnyConnect VPN connections. Post VPN connections, all the traffic from the ASA was routed back to the edge firewall that was doing all the routing and security policies. Is that something similar to what you would like to do?
12-29-2023 06:09 AM
Hello everyone,
I've thought of this too. In the context of doing PBR to divert traffic towards the FW for analysis, it would make sense to have just one interface to/from the distribution switch without worrying about routing entries. I'm not sure if this has a performance penalty or known limitations for features other than FW/IPS.
Thank you,
GG
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