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version 5.2(1)N1(1)Hello,I am a bit confused by the output of 'show run' and 'show run switch-profile' that pertains to a port-channel interface configured in a switch-profile. My main gaol is to find out how can I add/remove the allowed vlans the po...
Platform: ASA 8.3(2)Hello,I have SIP devices along with SipTrunk and media endpoints. I am having issues with the ASA not dynamically opening (sip inspect enabled) UDP ports for RTP after a SIP re-invite causes the media endpoints to change within SD...
Hello everyone,I have recently joined the community and I thought I 'd say hi to everyone in my first discussion thread. Hoping to learn and contribute in the coming days, weeks, months and years. I recently certified as CCNA, I also have a degree in...
Hi Reza,Thanks for the information. Do you happen to know why the output of 'show run switch-profile' omits some port-channel related configuration such as 'switchport trunk allowed vlan 30, 40', and this is displayed when 'show run int' output?Regar...
Just FYI, I opened a TAC case and this was failing because of the T38 payload in the SDP of the re-invite. As of now T38 is not supported in ASA codes. Our work around was to allow the relevant ports in ACL so that media traffic was not dropped.http:...
Below is the script you can use to reproduce this. Points worth mentioning.Initial invite sets up the media between SIP Trunk and a media device ( 10.1.2.150) in the inside network, SIP signalling will be with 10.1.2.100. At this poit RTP flows freel...
Outside. I have allowed SIP from the SipTrunk to my SIP device. Per the SIP RFC this should work as this normal SIP behaviour."During the session, either Alice or Bob may decide to change the characteristics of the media session. This is accomplis...
