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ghostinthenet · 07-12-2016

Introduction Midmarket and small business branch installations often present some unique problems and access for remote support can be a prevalent one. This is especially true when one wants to avoid opening unnecessary access from the Internet. Perm...

ghostinthenet · 04-07-2016

I'm working on an EEM applet (but may migrate to a TCL script if it becomes necessary) to capture a combination of events. event manager environment _port1 42195 event manager environment _port2 53429 event manager environment _port3 53429 ! event ma...

ghostinthenet · 01-05-2016

I'm wondering if anyone has found a workaround for this problem. In order to be PCI DSS compliant, TLS 1.0 must be completely disabled on Internet-facing devices by June of this year. This is actually a bit of a misstatement because PCI scanning serv...

ghostinthenet · 07-19-2015

We're in the process of migrating from an IOS-based AnyConnect SSL access VPN architecture to an ASA-based one.Everything appears to be working correctly except for one thing. We use a RADIUS-defined split-include setting to ensure that certain users...

ghostinthenet · 10-29-2014

Has anyone noticed that the "Answer Questions" page isn't updating, or is it just me? It doesn't matter which device I sign in from, the newest question is listed as: Configuring Secure LDAP in CUCM 8.6 Hi,I have 2 clusters of CUCM version 8.6 depl...

ghostinthenet · 04-19-2019

Addressing point-by-point. > 1. On my topology (attached) is their an STP issue? There is no redundant> path, everything is just one direct line as it is. There's no specific issue with your STP here, but your ISP is complaining because they don't wa...

ghostinthenet · 03-07-2018

If all of the addresses provided are public, no NAT is required. You have a /30 facing the Internet provider, so if your WAN interface is .214, then your gateway is .213. ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 x.x.x.213

ghostinthenet · 03-07-2018

That should already be attached to your WAN interface.

ghostinthenet · 03-07-2018

That's fairly easy to accomplish. Just attach the /29 to a loopback interface and source the tunnel off of that. interface Loopback0 ip address x.x.x.x 255.255.255.248 ! interface Tunnel0 tunnel source Loopback0

ghostinthenet · 03-06-2018

Odd. We're using different sequence crypto maps for redundancy at a couple of customers and they're working just fine. Admittedly, we're not using IKEv2, so that may change things up somewhat.

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Variable preservation and pulling results from multiple triggers.

IOS and IOS-XE AnyConnect, TLS 1.0 and PCI DSS Compliance

RADIUS-defined split-include on ASA

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