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Hi, I have a 4 FTD FW ( 2 FP2130 & 2 FP 2110 ) managed by FMC v 6.5.0 I have 4 critical health monitor notification ( threat data updates on devices cisco cloud configuration - failure ) at each FWI don`t know what the meaning of this notification a...
Hi Guys , i have cisco catalyst switch 3560 and have a SG350-28 switch want to link them togetherbut, i have a question at 3560 the stp type is PVST & at SG350-28 i can`t configure PVST it`s not option i have until RSTPSo, if i connect these 2 switch...
Hi GuysI am a beginner at FTD and i have a basic question about how to make logging to any rulei just want to show the log of traffic to know if the traffic pass through this rule or noti searched about it . but i can`t find a simple steps after crea...
Hi guys I have 2 ASA firewalls active/standby version 9.8(2) by ASDM I change the security level of the interface from 100 to 0then I found this message in below photo I didn`t read the message I want to finish this task quickly so I press on "force...
Thanks Balaji,But i already know all of this i asked about the next, means after creation rule and add zones, networks and ports and activate the logging at the begging and end then what? from where i can see the log for this rule, from where i can...
Ok so what i understand that, to ping the other device behind the firewall i must apply this icmp inspect and without this command i will not be able to ping through the firewall is this right ?
OK thanks Rob but what will happen if i do ... i mean by accident if i do thisASA will refuse and give me an error ... or he will remove the old one and apply the new ??
yes, i want to ping from device connected to inside interface to outside interfaceOK i can`t by design, but if i want to check the connectivity between this device and other behind this firewallhow i can know that the traffic from inside device walk ...
