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Field Notice Alert! (FN70489)
Self-signed certificates generated from certain Cisco IOS Classic/IOS-XE products will expire on 01/01/2020 00:00:00 UTC if generated prior to the application of CSCvi48253.
Cisco has issued a field notice to help ...
Show Name: The Cisco Security Ninja Program
Contributors: David White Jr., Magnus Mortensen, Chris Romeo
Posting Date: September 22, 2015
Description: The podcast crew invites back a special return guest - Mr. Chris Romeo - to share with the world Ci...
Cisco Licensing is pleased to announce the new Licensing Portal. It provides customers with an enhanced self-service experience by stream-lining and automating many licensing activities. Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with the feature...
Update - Service DecommissioningOverview of Cisco IOS Content FilteringProblemResolutionVerificationCertificate Installation VerificationTrend Micro Communication Verification Update - Service DecommissioningPlease Note - the Cisco IOS Content Filter...
At Cisco, we are all about changing the customer experience and building intelligence into the network. One way we have done this is by making our devices smarter. A prime example is our Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA). When it encounters a crit...
In short, NO.The IOS SSH Server is only impacted when used with X.509 certificates to authenticate the SSH session. (This use of X.509 certificates is rare. Username/password authentication and public/private key authentication are not affected.Impac...
Hi hroi,
Smart Call-home is not tied to licensing. If Smart Call-home is not functioning (or not able to talk to Cisco) it will have zero impact on the operations of the firewall itself.
Sincerely,
David.
Hi Sam, Ok, I had an idea... and just tested this myself. You can specify the port by following the mail server's IP with a colon and then the port number.Example: call-home mail-server 192.168.1.4:587 The ASA accepts this (even though it isn't ...
Why yes there is! Have a look here:https://supportforums.cisco.com/document/57466/asa-smart-call-home-common-uses-and-periodic-monitoring However, the ASA does not provide the ability to specify the SMTP server's port number. Do you have another d...
