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fmaas · 05-24-2010

Hi. I hope to find someone who can shed a light on something that is bugging me for days now. We have an ASA (5510, running 7.2(2)) to connect our subnets to the backbone of the ISP. I received complaints about one specific connection, which I'll "dr...

fmaas · 05-24-2010

sh run timeoutIt will show the timeout for the XLATEs, conn, half-open, udp, icmp, etc....Timeout for UDP connections is 2 minutes... I know for sure that the appliances were never switched off for that long, so the flow was kept in place.It seem...

fmaas · 05-24-2010

Thanks for your information. The only reason I can think of is the absence of a complete routing table. Any rule or setting could make the packets being dropped, but not sent back - or am I wrong here. Do you know what the timeout for a flow is?Frank

fmaas · 05-24-2010

Frederico,The problem is that I have no real control over host A. That host is continuously trying to send those UDP packets. So I executed the 'clear local-host' and that seems to have done the trick. It has apparently removed the wrong flow and (gi...

fmaas · 05-24-2010

Frederico,I did a capture (on the ASA) for traffic between A and B on the incoming and the outgoing interface. That showed that the packet was received on the incoming interface and immediately sent back to that interface. After your helpful hint to ...

fmaas · 05-24-2010

Until now I came as far as# sh conn 192.87.x.y detail long...UDP my_backbone:192.87.x.y/9001 (192.87.x.y/9001) my_backbone:myHost/5432 (myHost/5432)...Is there some way to give detailed information about this flow? Because I am very interested to kno...

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