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I have two outside interfaces on my firewall - Lets call them outside1 and outside2. Outside1 is the default route for internet-bound traffic, outside2 has a couple static routes to the internet configured for various reasons. They are both part of t...
I have a Cisco 4500-X switch that I'm trying to get the mgmt port working on (Fa1). I must be missing something in my config, because I cannot ping anything in the same VLAN, nor can I even see a MAC address on the access switch it is plugged into. I...
I appreciate everyone's time and responses. We ended up bringing the second circuit into a 'new' firewall, adding an interface in the primary firewalls outside subnet, and then NAT-ing that traffic over to the primary firewall. This way the traffic c...
Upgrading fixed my issue. I upgraded to 3.06.04E. And right when it came up, I was able to ping it.
Took me a bit because I didn't know I had to change the config-register to make the switch look at the boot statements.
Either way, I appreciate the ...
Thanks for the reply Mark, and thanks for verifying my config.
I'm running Version 03.05.01E
The 3560 switchport isn't evening learning the MAC address of the 4500, so I have a feeling its an ARP issue as well.
Default route is pointing to an SVI o...
Was there ever any solution to this? I'm running into the same issue with a new 4500X. Have the exact configuration as the initial post, and it can't ping its gateway.
