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Hi,I am struggling to limit the bandwidth that is available to networks via a 3560 switch. I have tried 2 approaches:Rate Limiting on a routed port with ACL to define taffic to be limited:interface FastEthernet0/24 description routed port to ASA no s...
hi,I am trying to publish a web site on 80.2.100.85/80 and access it from 78.109.177.183. when I try to access the server on port 80, I get the following log message: Deny tcp src WAN:78.109.177.183/64679 dst PRG_LAN:80.2.100.85/80 by access-group "P...
Hi,Our Data Centre has two connection into it and we have an ASA5510 on each connection with an 1800 router between them and the servers. We have around 15 EzVPN (nem) connections that terminate on one of the ASA's that our remote sites use to access...
Hi,Aside from with VLAN trunking where you use sub-interfaces, has anyone ever implemented a router on a stick design where traffic is routed back through the port it entered the router on?I have 2 x ASA's on my LAN and want to route traffic to diffe...
Hi,I have an ASA 5510 (192.168.123.254) that is my default gateway on my LAN (192.168.123.0). I also have a PIX (192.168.123.253) on my LAN that has a VPN established to another site that has a 192.168.11.0 network. My servers on the 192.168.123.0 ne...
hi,I can successfully telnet 192.168.123.34 80 so I believe the server is listening on port 80My test is to telnet 80.2.100.85 80 rather than use DNSI have done a NAT translation as advised but still no look
