RK,Yes there is by using "logging level security 0". Here you go:2015 Jun 1 22:06:41 N1Kv01 %VMS-1-CONN_SSL_NOAUTH: SSL AUTHENTICATION failure.2015 Jun 1 22:09:41 N1Kv01 %VMS-1-CONN_SSL_NOAUTH1: SSL AUTHENTICATION failure.2015 Jun 1 22:12:41 N1Kv0...
Just to answer directly your question."is it posibble to use ip nat inside destination just to translate destination IP back to private ip for the traffic from VLAN 20 to VLAN 10?"Not with the router. As an example, if you server is linux to internal...
Ok,In that case:1. nslookup yr public IP2. If it resolves, use that name as [app.company.com]3. If not, request your ISP to associate your public IP address to an unique FQDN (ex. app.company.com)4. Reconfigure DHCP server to assign primary DNS=192.1...
Hi,In case you don't have DNS Server and your DHCP Server assigns router's interface for both Gateway and DNS, you can use your router as a DNS server to add a FQDN for resolution. Here are the commands:ip dns serverip host app.company.com 192.168.1...
