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Dear All,
I would like to ask about sg500, i can see in the document the following:
SG500-52
48GE + 4 GE (5G Stacking)
48 GE
2 combo GE + 2 1G/5G SFP
In this picture I can see the 48 port. The 49/S1 and 50/S2 left to the middle sfp-s are the...
Dear All,
Is there any chance to disable the implicit rules, which apply the forwarding from higher-security level to a lower-security interface for an ASA 5505? I have more than one inside LAN and I don't want to add an explicit deny rule for every...
Dear All,
I have an ASA 5505, and I would like to ask what is the purpose of the identity nat? I understand that it replace the real ip to the same ip for the mapped ip. For example I have an asa and 2 inside network (sub1 and sub2), and if I want...
Dear All, We have two sg300-52 managed switch connected via gi 52 with trunk ports. One of these (switchA) connected (via gi51) with an other cisco sf300-24p (switchVOIP) managed switch, which preconfigured and I don't know the configuration. This s...
dear all, In my sg300 switch I configured the gi port as trunk:switchport mode trunkswitchport trunk allowed vlan add 1no spanning-tree portfastno spanning-tree bpduguard however the 'trunk allowed vla add 1' line generate error, i think because vla...
Thank you for your answer. One more question. It seems obvious but please confirm it. Each sfp ports are 1G/5G..
So you don't have to use 2 sfp and something like link aggregation to use 5GB uplink. Just one 5GB sfp modul per sg500 or one 10G fiber s...
Thank you for your kindness. Sorry, I configured an ACE with allow LAN to any for the LAN network in order to be able to reach the internet and this rule (destination: any) permits access other inside networks...
So ASA works like a charm. I added a ...
Thank you for your kindness.
I'm not so familiar with asa. And when I created the network object nat rules, I always define the egress interface as well:
nat (inside, outside)...
With this configuration nat occures only if the traffic flows to the in...
