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Cisco-Learner1 · 07-31-2014

Hi Experts, In routers I have read there are four difference planes: Data plane, management plane, control plane, and service plane. In ASA, I heard there is a control plane and data plane.Can anyone please explain what is plane? and what are the dif...

Cisco-Learner1 · 08-18-2014

All TCP and UPD traffic should be accessible through the firewall without any ACL entry untill unless any implicit or explicit rule is blocking the traffic.1) Check you have reachibility to both the networks from the firewall. Firewall should have p...

Cisco-Learner1 · 08-18-2014

Are both devices in failover pair?Can you provide the output of following command from both devicesshow running-config all privilege allshow run aaaThe following link will give you more information about this configurationhttp://www.cisco.com/c/en/us...

Cisco-Learner1 · 08-03-2014

Marius your explanation is also very helpful and quite easy to understand. I thank you for helping me out in clearing this very confusing topic.I will expect some more helps in future from all you experts.

Cisco-Learner1 · 08-03-2014

Thanks Karthik for a wonderful explanation of planes concept.One more thing Karthik which I want to know, in router I read there are four planes; Control plane, data plane, management plane, and service plane. So In cisco ASA do we have all four plan...

Cisco-Learner1 · 08-01-2014

Hi Karthik,First of all thanks for replying to my question.I went through the link but I still have few questions:1) What is the plane? I still could not understand clearly.2) Do we have same functioning of control plane and data plane in ASA as well...

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What is plane? What are the differences in Planes in Routers and ASA

All TCP and UPD traffic

Are both devices in failover

Marius your explanation is

Thanks Karthik for a

Hi Karthik,First of all