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Hi all,
I have a 3750E switch in routing mode, with 3 vlans.
I have 2 questions, I have created an ip access group "in", but for it to work have to specify the subnet in the ACL rule, I would have thought it would be the other subnet coming "in"
If ...
Hi,
I am looking at using a cisco 3750G with an SVI, How do I setup the ASA to route its DMZ interface to the 3750G and still maintain NAT rules?
Bascailly
Outside ---- > ASA ---> Router (3750G) ---> Server
Hello,
I am trying to get my head around intervlan routing and the thing that keeps me going in circles is the layer 3 switch does it need to ip addresses i.e gateways on the vlans of the layer 3 switch?
If we trunk from a router the vlans will the...
Hi all,
We have 3 subnets
Outside: 203.0.0.0 (GigabitEthernet0/0)
DMZ: 172.16.1.0 (GigabitEthernet0/1)
Inside 192.168.10.0 (GigabitEthernet0/2)
Currently DMZ and Inside go out to separate Layer 2 switches. Which means all DMZ to Internal bottlene...
Thank you, this makes sense. Which is why the vlan300 works with no issues because by default its allowed.
So this means, that if something other than 192.x is attempting to come through to the port interface it will be blocked right? So as soon as ...
The ultimate issue we are trying to solve is data transversing through the ASA between (internal and dmz). We are running web servers on the DMZ and SQL servers on the Internal.
The SQL servers are all bottlenecking when it passes through the ASA a ...
Hi Pablo,
Thank you for the reply,
Currently we have it setup as following
Interface 1: Outside
Interface 2: Inside
Interface 3: DMZ
What I want to do is move the Inside and DMZ to the other side of the router (3750G)
So we will create a new sub...
Maybe its getting confused as to which interface to route traffic through, what about creating a new vlan instead of the default and assigning it to 1 port and then seeing how it goes.
