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iMedxSGower · 05-06-2015

The plan is to have the ASA reference Active Directory to authenticate users. Seems reasonably straightforward. To conform to standard practices, a dedicated service account is to be built. Does the service account need any special rights or privi...

iMedxSGower · 05-27-2015

If you are using Gigabit Ethernet, you can apply an ACL directly to a sub-interface. Unfortunately, in your example, you're using Fast Ethernet, which does not support this usage, so any ACL has to be applied at the physical level and thus affects a...

iMedxSGower · 05-22-2015

The term "network" is a little different, as applied by Cisco, than as used by, say, Microsoft. Every interface on a router connects to a different network, and the router's function is to route the traffic between networks.In your sample diagram, t...

iMedxSGower · 05-18-2015

The WAP is the connecting media between the endpoints. Peer to peer does not require a direct linkage between just two endpoints, only a common protocol and some way to communicate - witness the many P2P "file sharing" technologies that abound on th...

iMedxSGower · 05-07-2015

You won't usually get into much trouble thinking of it as a Layer 2 switch which happens to have a RF transceiver in place of the port banks. There is a bit more intelligence to it, since it has to account for encryption and handoff of active sessio...

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ASA to AD - permissions/privileges for the service account

If you are using Gigabit

The term "network" is a

The WAP is the connecting

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