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I would like to replace tftp with scp. Since you cannot do a "copy run scp" on the ASA, I'd like to scp the ASA's system:running-config to my server I store backups on. The ASA also does not recognize the (/) character so I cannot "scp user@asa:syste...
In Cisco Doc: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/customer/docs/security/asa/asa80/command/reference/a1.html#wp1510772 the command: aaa-server active host 192.168.125.60is referenced, but is an 8.02 addition.Does anyone know how to do the same thing in 7.2.2....
We have an issue in which a user connects via IPSec tunnel using the VPN Client and the IE Proxy settings are correctly pushed. However, once they disconnect the Proxy settings are not removed/set back to original Proxy Server. Has anyone experienced...
I have to say we do not use SSL. Only IPSec. But I am looking for OID and how to configure Cacti for SSL as well. I will post / let you know what I find.
I'll try to attach again - it croaked last time. So just to be clear, our ~90% solution includes NMIS <http://nmis.co.nz/drupal/> to provide the system uptime and alerting, while Cacti <http://www.cacti.net/> provides metrics on active tunnels, throu...
Well, Cacti <http://www.cacti.net/> provides a close to 90% solution. It provides metrics but I don't think it will report. We also use NMIS and it will send alerts for outages. This is the best I've been able to come up with.
Interesting question. I installed Cacti [www.cacti.net] and am getting graphs of number of tunnels, bandwidth etc. But I don't know whether you can do bandwidth per tunnel. I'll have to tinker with that.
