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pootboy69 · 04-18-2013

One of the ports on the 3750 stack was configured for VLAN121. It was changed to VLAN40 and the configuration saved. Both VLANs exist in the switch configuration. As soon as a host was connected (in this case, a label printer) the ...

pootboy69 · 05-25-2011

We have three locations in our WAN, each on their own ASA5510. The networks are: 10.10.10.0/24, 10.10.20.0/24, and 10.10.30.0/24. The ASA that hosts the SSL VPN connection is at 10.10.30.1. The ASA is configured so that any host in this network can a...

pootboy69 · 05-19-2011

We have ASA5510s and I've configured an SSL VPN using AnyConnect.. The VPN address pool is 10.10.10.0/24 and our internal network is 10.10.20..0/24. After successful login, using LDAP. the client receives a 10.10.10.0/24 address from the pool, but ca...

pootboy69 · 04-26-2011

We have been experiencing some issues with occasional dropped connections to VPN clients. In investgating, we used the mtr utility to trace from inside out LAN to an external host. The first-hop packet loss (from the host to the ASA) seemed excessive...

pootboy69 · 04-01-2011

We have two ASA5510s, each with outside interfaces to the same two ISPs (different IP addresses within the same subnet, of course). Both ASAs allow ICMP on all (inside and outside) interfaces. One ASA's default route is to ISP-1 and the other is to I...

pootboy69 · 04-19-2013

Thank you! After over 25 years working with Cisco CatOS and IOS, this is the first time I've ever encountered this. My peers were just as puzzled.This only happened on the one port. I cannot randomly checl other ports as most are in use. The 3750 is...

pootboy69 · 05-20-2011

Eureka! I set up an internal machine with the default gateway of the test ASA and it worked - that was really dumb of me not to remember that the internal devices do not know the test ASA's IP to use as a default gateway! Thanx for all your help - it...

pootboy69 · 05-20-2011

I set up and looked at the captures and only saw inbound traffic from the client. That will cause the issue, but what do I need to do to allow the VPN address pool access to the internal network? There is no firewall on the client nor on the server. ...

pootboy69 · 05-19-2011

OK, I understand (and have implemented) the access-list and the nat statements. By "But you need make sure the internal host should forward the traffic to vpn client 10.10.10.x to the ASA", I'm assuming that you mean that the default gateway for inte...

pootboy69 · 05-19-2011

I'd rather not as this is quite a large configuration and I don't have time to change the publid IP addresses. You have the networks listed above and can use "inside" and "outside" for the interfaces. Can you just give me the "short answer", such as:...

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