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Hi all, I have an ASA 5515 and this is my network layout: If I try to say that external networks are reachable through the 1.250, clients of the 1.0 are able to communicate with other networks. The 1.250 is a linux-box with a static route to the 1.1 ...
Hi all, I have an ASA 5515 and four FTP server. Currently I have everything configured properly for three of the server that I need. For the fourth I have two possibilities: 1) use the IP configured for the external interface. 2) use one of the ip us...
Hi all,I have two ASA 5515 configured in failover (active / standby).I used the ASDM wizard to create connections through ipsec cisco client.Currently users are able to connect but can not do a ping to anywhere inside the network.The ping request is ...
Hi all,I have two ASA 5515 configured as active / standby. I configured the failover and I checked for proper operation. But when I configured access rules and NAT, I realized that the failover does not work anymore: two interfaces, inside and outsid...
It works!The problem was the test that I did: there are restrictions on the use of ftp client and when I tried I could not make the list of folders. Changing client works!Thanks!
This is my situation:3 interfaces connected- WAN (public IP)- LAN (192.168.10.0/24)- Remote LAN devices connect via wireless (192.160.20.0, 192.168.30.0, etc.)Here is an extract from the command sh run:interface GigabitEthernet0/0 nameif Internal sec...
I did some tests and everything works great!Unfortunately I can not monitor the status of the WAN interface because I can not set a secondary ip.Thanks to all.
I put the secondary IP on the internal and management. Now are Normal (Monitored).Here is the output of sh failover.Failover On Failover unit PrimaryFailover LAN Interface: Failover GigabitEthernet0/5 (up)Unit Poll frequency 1 seconds, holdtime 15 se...
