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Hi guys.
I wasn't sure to post this in the VPN or the WAN category - so apologies if this appears incorrect.
But essentially I would like to know the recommended MTU and MSS settings, in normal conditions when terminating a VPN on a Cisco Router.
If...
Hi guys.
We have a strange issue.
Periodically we lose remote access to both ASDM and SSH on our Cisco ASA 5515X Firewall.
The code version is 9.1(2) and the ASDM 7.1(3).
Normally I would assume it to be an ASDM issue and have solved similar by chang...
Hi guys.
I've recently purchased 2 x 5512x firewalls and I now see the failover license is not included by default.
I know there are many Cisco docs out there, but I just want to be absolutely sure before purchasing that this is the correct license?
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Hi guys.This week one of our site-to-site IPSEC VPN's randomly dropped with no clear cause.When troubleshooting I verified all the config was correct, re-created the VPN and debugged the life out of it, but could not fix it.What I did notice through ...
Hi guys.I'm trying to setup a dot1q tunnel on a 3560X, but the option does not seem available.SW02#conf tEnter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.SW02(config)#int gig 0/1SW02(config-if)#sw mode ? access Set trunking mode to ACC...
Hi guys.Does anyone have idea on this as we're still seeing outbound connections sourced with TCP/443. We host an SSL page and the traffic seems linked, but why would the return traffic be blocked by the ASA?We have not observed any actualy problems ...
Thanks Marvin.That's interesting as an idea and hopefully thats all it is the final packet as the alternative is that genuine packets are being dropped!Although as I say so far we haven't noticed any obvious problems because of it.Hopefully someone e...
Sorry I think I confused things slightly. i realise an inspection map can be created. What I am referring to is that when you simply select "Use the default HTTP inspection map" - what configuration does it actually use here?I cannot see any default ...
