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Hello:I'm getting the following types of log messages on my asa 5505 7.2.65.32.5.74 PublicIP Deny udp src outside:65.32.5.74/53 dst inside:PublicIP/10521 by access-group "outside_access_in" [0x0, 0x0]Basically another DNS server is trying to get som...
Hi folks,Still working through my ASA set up and am experiencing the following behavior. Consider a host (192.168.1.30) on the inside interface trying to access a mail server that resolves to an external ip address, which happens to be my outside in...
Howdy!I'm slowly getting my ASA 5505 up to speed here and had a question about ping traffic.I'd like to be able to ping external hosts (e.g. google.com) from behind my ASA 5505.Which ACL or NAT do I need to allow the icmp packet to be returned to the...
OK, so I have a host that I want to allow to ftp to the outside. The problem is that I get these logger msgs when I try to ftp somewhere.4 Sep 19 2007 17:02:42 106023 128.205.32.51 PublicIP Deny tcp src outside:128.205.32.51/21 dst inside:PublicIP/...
I'm getting messages like so in my ASA logger and I'm trying to understand and fix what's causing the issue:Deny TCP (no connection) from mail/443 to 76.87.212.14/1591 flags ACK on interface insideThis logger line is spit out when an outside client ...
wilesj042,
I had a similar issue, but finally got it figured it out.
My settings for my second VLAN differ somewhat from yours so see take a look and try it.
Keep in mind if you don't get this right you can lock yourself out of your router.
Firmwar...
ibrewster,I'm no expert, but based on your IKE message it seems like you need some policy in place that allows the traffic from 10.8.x.x to 10.9.x.x?I'm attempting something similiar, but with a ASA5505, I can get a Mac OS 10.3 client to connect to m...
I did and I removed the service-policy global_policy global and my downstream went back to the 12Mbps I'm used to. Now, what did I just do for my security?? Am I opened up for attacks? How can it be corrected properly. I'm in a TAC with cisco on ...
Interesting, with my ASA 5505, my download drops from 12Mbps down to a nasty 2Mbps, but my upload is solid. I'm on Cable. I'm trying to figure it all out still.
No ideas, but I'm having the exact same problem with an ASA 5505. I was reading some other posts about forcing the duplex, etc. rather than setting it to auto. Haven't played with that yet. I may mess with it to see if it helps.
