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Hi all,Got a bit of a conundrum i wanted to share, we are trying to achieve the following:Branch Office (all traffic) -----> (vpn) -----> (Head Office ASA - DMZ interface) -----> (Head Office TMG) -----> (Head Office ASA - Outside Interface)So all tr...
Hi All,I was wondering if anyone might be able to help me through my conundrum!I'm trying to configure a 1801 router to fail-over between a main connection, via the fa 0 port and a backup via the ADSL port. I've been able to achieve this with the att...
Hi All,I was wondering if anyone might be able to help me through my fail-over hell!I'm trying to configure a 1801 router to fail-over between a main connection, via the fa 0 port and a backup via the ADSL port. I've been able to achieve this with th...
Looking at your current config, the following changes should do the trick. interface FastEthernet0 ip address 123.xxx.7.31 255.255.255.252ip access-group 101 inip nat outsideip inspect WebsenseFilter outip virtual-reassemblyduplex autospeed autocrypt...
Hi Thanks for your reply,I've attached a diagram of what we are trying to achieve, I came accross the concept of tunneled routes in the ASA cli config documentation, but didn't realise that they were specifically related to VPN traffic.The TMG acts a...
Hi and thank you for the input, but i think i need to clarify. Failover is not being done on the pix, it is being done on the Cisco 1801 router between the fa0 interface (primary) and the atm0 (backup) interface.I have attached a diagram to clarify.
Just to clarify, you want vlan10 to be accessible from and to vlan20, vlan30, vlan40 and vlan50. But vlan20, vlan30, vlan40 and vlan50 should be isolated from each other?If vlan10 is used for router, firewall or other gateway device then you may be a...
