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I'm running a pair of 5525-X's in A/A Failover but I have just bought some VPN licenses.What I didn't realise is that I can't configure AnyConnect in multiple context mode.I'm only using one context so I essentially want to convert to an A/S pair. Wh...
Hi AllI don't know if this is possible or if I'm misunderstanding something but here goesCatalyst 4500 Switch and ASA 5525-XI have multiple VLAN's but essentially I have 1 172.16.0.0/16 network and a 10.0.0.0/16 network. The switch has IP addresses o...
Hi AllI really can't get my head around this - I don't know if I'm NATting it wrong or if what I'm attempting just wont work. I'm using ASA 7.1 and Cisco 4500 Switches on my LANOn my LAN I have a Domain Controller (172.16.5.14) and and Exchange Box (...
Hi allThink I'm going a bit crazy as I can't seem to get this nailed. I'm running an Exchange Server box that has 2 IP addresses bound to the NIC. One of the is the SMTP (port 25) and the other is listening on 443 for external access to a Public Fold...
Hi AllI've been banging my head for a day on this one - maybe its really simple but I've looked at it too much!!! I'm running a pair of ASA 5525-X on v9.1(1) of the ASA S/W and 7.1 of ASDMThis is the scenario that I needSERVERA has 3 IP addresses (bo...
Thanks for the replyThe context I'm using is the Admin context. I'm assuming the process will be no different?Would I need to do this from the console or could I be remote to the device?
You were correct in that traffic back to the 10.x.x.x network from the firewall was going out the wrong way. I disabled the 10.x.x.x interface on the firewall and set a route for 10.0.0.0/16 back to the 172 address of the switch - problem solved!!!Th...
I'll need to look into the routing & rules on the firewall - I have a route for traffic on the 10.x.x.x interface that sends traffic to the 10.x.x.x IP of the switch, not the 172 address. I don't know why I didn't think of changing that earlier!One t...
Hi AllThanks for all the posts, see the (very crude) network diagram I've attached (hope its big enough)@James - that was my bad, the 4500 is doing IP routing with IP route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 172.16.1.200 the gateways of each host are the switch (on the...
