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Hi All,We have observed from the IIS logs on the internal webservers that loadbalancer is not maintaining session persistence for two specific request for the internal servers.https://123.xyz.com/Webresource.axdhttps://123.xyz.com/ScriptResource.axdE...
Hi,I have a ASA 5510 device. I have been asked to block Ip range for India from accessing set of servers. Total Subnets: 34,675,968I really don't want to create a two mile long access list with all these subnets.Is there a easier way of configurin...
Hi all,I have two 4506 switches in my organisation. Recently the office was relocated and when both the switches were booted they ignored the startup config.The config-reg was set to 0x2101. No boot system command was configured.So I changed the con...
Hi all,I am Network admin at a organisation in Pune. We have site-to-site VPN with another organisation in Amsterdam. Pune AmsterdamASA 5510(ASDM 6.3 ASA 8.3) <------------> ...
Hi all,I have a peculiar situation where I need to assign a public ip to a computer without going through firewall (for testing purpose).I have the leased line going through a 3750 switch to the ASA 5510(15.240.1.2/30) belonging to vlan 999.ASA has d...
Hi Guys,Thanks for the response.The isues was caused by wrong IIS configuration from the release engineer where the ASP was not able to generate unique 'd' and 't' parameters for every unique user request.Apologies got the trouble.Thankyou everyone.r...
Thanks guys for all the help.I have just one last doubt,Is this bootvariable in ROMMON mode same as the one specified in IOSSW#show bootvaror is it diffrent?Sangram
Hi all,Firstly, you can see from the config that Boot system command configured on SW1 is correct.Secondly,Configuring boot command in ROMMON to boots IOS. But if I give reload again it goes to ROMMON.I don't want it to go to ROMMON everytime it relo...
