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Hello Sir,I have some questions, Q.1 Is it true that ASDM(Adaptive Security Device Manager) is no longer used to access the interface of the ASA Firewalls ? Now a days ,an application from Cisco is used to access the interface of an ASA Firewall for ...
Hello Sir,I have some questions about Cisco Routers and Firewalls, Q.1 I wanted to know that now in the new models of Cisco Firewalls, their are no USB ports? What is the name of the new model of Cisco Firewalls?Q.2 In Cisco Routers, do we also have ...
Hello everyone, I have a question about ASA firewall, is it true that in ASA firewall, their are 2 ways we can configure it? Either we use GUI mode to access the ASA firewall or CLI mode? Is the GUI application basically the ASDM that we download a...
Hello,I have a question,do all cisco routers no matter what model, have NAT features or built in NAT or we have to install a software for NAT on the routers?Regards,
Joseph W. Doherty.Thank you for your reply to the question about switching. I didn't understand one of the part of your post. Can you pls tell me what do you mean by this:"If they haven't seen the destination MAC as a source MAC."Also can you pls exp...
Hello IOS-XE is basically a combination of a monolithic application and a linux kernel. IOS-XE is an advanced version of IOS and pls note that both IOS and IOS-XE share a lot of codes, meaning that both have similar codes unlike IOS-XR which is based...
Hello Gio Gonze,Thank you for your reply.Q.1 So it means that old models of ASA firewalls,didn't had built in USB port but now the new models of ASA firewalls have built in USB ports?Q.2 Ok, you mean that new models of "Routers"(Aggregated Service Ro...
Hello Sir,I was reading this discussion and wanted to ask some questions, what is a packet reset? Does packet reset means that an IP packet which is transmitted from inside network(Local Network) to internet(Outside Network), is dropped and then new ...
Hi we can see from this is that it is an IPV6 based configuration ,and these protocols must be on different subnet ,that's why you see /64 for RIP and /128 for OSPF.
