Heads Up :
The post you are writing will appear in a public forum. Please ensure all content is appropriate for public consumption. Review the employee guidelines for the community here.
Hello, I have been battling a problem with our 2 site VPN connection, where voice quality between 2 sites is very poor. I tried to adjust the QoS values on the Draytec without any change. Am I missing a setting on either of the devices that would m...
Hi All, I am trying to set up a VPN connection to our remote office. All of the config looks like it should work OK, but when testing it doesn't connect. I have ran a packet-tracker to troubleshoot, If I send from a generic 10.0.0.0 it seems to work...
I have done a few packet tracers today to try to find the issue, do any of them point at a potential issue? NOXASA# packet-tracer input lan4(outside) tcp 10.174.3.50 http 10.174.1.4 httpResult:input-interface: LAN4(outside)input-status: upinput-line-...
The IP addresses of the "outside" interfaces on both ASA's are the public IP addresses. So would a correct command to run on NOXASA be something like that?NOX-asa# packet-tracer input outside tcp NOXpublicIP(from IP) http LincolnpublicIP(toIP) http
Sorry, I’ve never used this command before!Could you send me the exact command I should try on NOX asa and Lincoln asawhen I connect them please? As I thought I did swap them around.Thanks Rafal
Hi Rob, I have ran the below command on both of the ASA's with switched sources, the results are below with lin-asa running tracer twice, once when connected to working Draytec and another when connected to the Cisco ASA replacement. ---------------...
I have ran the packet tracer on 3.50, and those 2 IP addresses are our internal ones. What do you think my next steps/commands should be in fixing this issue? It's a bit of an awkward setup, as 3.50 ASA is trying to replace an old (but still live) Dr...
