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Dears,
we've purchased (two) redundant internet links from our ISP to be terminated on two (redundant) Cisco routers.
ISP will configure BGP, between our redundant routers and the ISP side devices and Internally these routers will be connected to red...
Dears,
We've ASA 5525 for network edge security and FTD 2130 for datacenter firewall functionality.
We want these firewalls to send logs securely (encrypted) to the NFS servers we've on cloud. please advise how we can make that happen.
Dear All,
we've two routers for internet and two internet links for redundancy, we're planning to configure HSRP between the routers from both LAN & WAN sides and it's straightforward if we had only one internet link, however since we've two internet...
Dear All,
we've dual Catalyst 9500 switches with Network Advantage (Collapsed Core) and 20 catalyst 9300 switches (Access) with Network Essential licensing. we want our design ready for SD Access future scalability and we're planning to connect colla...
Dear All,
we've four Cisco ISR 4331 routers (2 for WAN & 2 for Internet) and two FTD 2130 Firewalls for edge security. we're studying design scenarios for connectivity between those devices. And planning to configure first hop redundancy protocols li...
Hello Paul,
Thanks for your valuable response, at the moment our FTDs and routers are connected with ospf routing.
I've attached the diagram we've planned to implement.
Thanks
Thanks Rob, for your response.
just to clarify things, we've a syslog server where our Cisco devices send syslog messages to, but after some time, we start running out of storage on the syslog server. As a solution we're planning to make the firewall...
Dear MHM,
I really appreciate your extra effort.
Please correct me, if I'm wrong.
In my scenario R2 & R3 are going to be connected to Active-Standby Firewalls, which is expected to be a point-to-point IP connectivity and how do we divide the LAN into...
