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mfruvous · 11-20-2009

Hello, I have an ASA 5510. I have two internal networks: 192.168.1.0/24 is connected directly to the ASA. 192.168.10.0/24 is connected to 192.168.1.0/24 via a Cisco 1811 router. I would like both internal networks to be able to communicate with e...

mfruvous · 11-04-2009

Hello,I have and ASA 5510 and would like to be able to access the MGMT network including the AIP-SSM module from the internal network. I am a Cisco newbie.Mgmt port: 192.168.22.1AIP SSM Mgmt port: 192.168.22.254Internal network: 192.168.1.0/24I ca...

mfruvous · 10-21-2009

Hello,On an ASA5510 v8.0(4) is there a way to create a network object group and enter a range of addresses rather than entering them one at a time? For instance I have a group that will need IP address 192.168.1.60 to 192.168.1.75. Do I have to ent...

mfruvous · 10-14-2009

Hello,I am a Cisco ASA newbie. I am having trouble grasping ACL concepts. We will want all outbound traffic from LAN to WAN blocked; except as we see fit to allow. I understand by default all traffic is allowed to the less secure interface. Do I ...

mfruvous · 10-20-2006

Hi,We are in the process of upgrading our infrastructure. We are going to be deploying a Cisco VOIP system in our home office for about 110 people. We are going to replace all of our switches. We will be hiring a consultant to aid in the implement...

mfruvous · 11-22-2009

Brandon,There is very little traffic between the two subnets. The 192.168.10.0 subnet almost never has more than a few PC's connected. It is mostly used for company meetings and occasionally for guest access. I had also been utilizing the 1811's f...

mfruvous · 11-22-2009

Hello,Thank you very much for the assistance. I can't use the 1811 for the gateway on the 192.168.1.0 network as I do not believe it can't handle all the traffic. I guess my best option is to utlize another interface on the ASA and remove the 1811 ...

mfruvous · 10-21-2009

Jon,Thank you very much! Andrea

mfruvous · 10-14-2009

Jon,Thank you so much. You have clarified this for me. I come from a Watchguard background. The learning curve is large. Thank you again,Andrea

mfruvous · 10-14-2009

Jon,I am viewing the rules in ASDM 6.2. I have attached what the default rules look like in ASDM. That's where I got "implicit permit." But, I think I get it... Once I am done creating the ACL I want to allow out, I create the deny rule?Thank you v...

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