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justinfarmer · 06-22-2012

Ok, I'm not sure how to word my problem or what it would actually be called so it's likely that there is a question in the forums about this already...I have an Exchange server hosted on my internal network, which I have to access using the FQDN or i...

justinfarmer · 06-14-2012

Ok, I can't for the life of my figure out why internal syslog traffic would be dropped at the firewall. I've come across a few support forums with comments like 'disable the specific syslog error, etc.' however this does not fix my problem. I need ...

justinfarmer · 06-23-2012

Hi Jose, that thought never even crossed my mind! I assume this means that I have to setup my AD and DNS to be authoritative for mydomain.com, not mydomain.local like I have it now, correct?When I attempt to add a new A record following your suggest...

justinfarmer · 06-15-2012

Jose, your fix to problem 1 allows all access from the outside, assuming you applied the extended list to the outside interface. Try to be more restrictive than an '...ip any any' rule for outside_in connections. For instance, this is what I have f...

justinfarmer · 06-14-2012

If I understand you right, this sounds like a nat routing issue, you have the static nat lines, but they don't know where to forward to. Try something like:nat (inside,outside) source static interface service Good Luck!

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