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01-10-2014
08:42 AM
Jon, You brought up an important point that I failed to give consideration to and at the same time forgot to mention. The 3750G's (2) are currently in a port-channel to each Nexus 5596 with my default route on the N5K'2 pointing to the 3750. I would like to keep the 3750's as L2 when the routing is moved.
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01-10-2014
08:11 AM
Could someone offer suggestions on the best methods for moving L3 routing from a 3750G stack to a pair of Nexus 5596 switches? I realize there will be a maintenance window required. Can I create the same SVI on the Nexus but keep the interface shutdown and when I'm ready to move the SVI, shut down the SVI on the 3750 and bring up the SVI on the Nexus? Current 3750 configuration: VTP server SVI's for VLANs Nexus 5596 configuration: In a VPC domain, direct server attach, peer-keepalive between N5K1 and N5K2 feature interface-vlan (enabled)
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07-19-2010
02:45 PM
Referring to this diagram from this link http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/vpndevc/ps2030/products_configuration_example09186a00807dac5f.shtml Can I replace the router and L2 switch with just a 3560 L3 switch?
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06-10-2010
03:05 PM
I'm assuming I can use the Stateful Failover option by using two switches and the ASA's in their own VLAN? And yes we do have two switches at this location and I thought having each ASA inside interface go to each switch.
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06-08-2010
11:21 AM
I need suggestions on how to design an ASA 5520 Active/Standby solution. Current configuration: T1 coming in from ISP to patch panel (Disaster Recovery site that also hosts our webservers) T1 -> ASA -> L3 Switches -> Servers Proposed configuration: T1 connecting to a router or L3 switch ASA Primary and ASA standby connected to a port on the L3 switch in the same VLAN ASA Primary and ASA standby connected via a GigabitEthernet interface for the failover link ASA Primary and ASA standby inside interface connected to L3 switch that has our webservers We have two L3 switches which our servers are connected to...should each ASA connect to both switches? One switch per ASA? Both ASA's to one switch? Does it matter? Is this correct? Or is my design flawed?
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01-10-2014
Jon,You brought up an important point that I failed to give
consideration to and at the same time fo...
01-10-2014
Could someone offer suggestions on the best methods for moving L3
routing from a 3750G stack to a pa...
07-19-2010
Referring to this diagram from this link
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/vpndevc/ps2030/produ...
06-10-2010
I'm assuming I can use the Stateful Failover option by using two
switches and the ASA's in their own...
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