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A couple of weeks back we experienced a packet storm on one of our vlans. At the time looked like a broadcast storm and we thought we had a bad device, so we swapped it out. Yesterday morning it occurred again on the same C3750x switch port with the ...
We're seeing high CPU utilization on a 3750x core switch. A few days ago this issue was more critical as we were seeing CPU averaging 80+%, with many spikes in the 90's. After some cleanup we're now averaging between 40-50%, with spikes rarely over t...
I have secondary Internet service dedicated for the most part to some wireless VLANs for guest and developer use. Right now a PIX is serving as the gateway and this works nice as I can DMZ the vlans and supply one-way inside access from our core to d...
I have a L2L tunnel that provides limited access to subnets on the remote end. One of my subnets at the main site, 10.3.1.0/24 has unlimited access to a remote net (192.168.100.0/24) via ACL for the tunnel on the remote ASA. I have a new requirement ...
I'm firewalling several DMZ like networks on a PIX running 8.0 and I've just tried to move to an ASA 5510 running 8.2. The config moved over verbatim, but after bringing up the network on the ASA I started to see odd DHCP issues on one of the DMZ ne...
Yes, I had researched that on the first event. I thought that was odd since an Apple Thunderbolt display was connected to the port. Even so, it did reoccur and I believe report same exact src mac address on another switch, another port. Aside from th...
That's what I thought I needed for natting, but that will map all of my 10.154.1 anyconnect clients to 10.3.1.254 for all access, correct? That's a problem as it will give all anyconnect clients access to the 192.168.100 network since they are nattin...
