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01-17-2014
07:55 AM
By default ASA used which encryption algorithm i.e. cipher suite for SSH? Thanxs
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01-13-2014
10:38 AM
thanxs for the reply Julio Carvajal Segura. If I want any assistance regarding networking I will contact you on your Email as you have specified. Once again thanxs a lot.
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01-13-2014
06:20 AM
In ASA transparent mode, Why it is necessary to keep management ip in the same subnet to that of connected network? what if I keep management ip in diffrent subnet than that of connected network? If I do so does the traffic move through the asa and why? thanxs.
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01-13-2014
06:19 AM
In ASA transparent mode, Why it is necessary to keep management ip in the same subnet to that of connected network? what if I keep management ip in diffrent subnet than that of connected network? If I do so does the traffic move through the asa and why? thanxs.
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01-13-2014
06:17 AM
In ASA transparent mode, Why it is necessary to keep management ip in the same subnet to that of connected network? what if I keep management ip in diffrent subnet than that of connected network? If I do so does the traffic move through the asa and why? thanxs.
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01-13-2014
05:45 AM
When i was studying ASA, I found in one document that in transparent mode firewall you can assign two vlans with same ip subnet due to STP. why due to STP we can assign two vlan with same ip subnet? VLAN means one broadcast domain then how it is possible to assign same ip subnet to two diffrent VLANs.
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12-26-2013
10:56 AM
I've been having thoughts about this for a while. We know that PAT uses TCP/UDP port numbers to distinguish between inside hosts via a mapping table for private IPs, internal/external ports and all that stuff, all happen so that the return packets from outside (despite having the same destination IP) will remap and reach the correct inside host. Now how can ping/icmp replies route back to the inside while we know ICMP is not at the TCP/UDP level, so it does NOT use port numbers at all? Any idea? May be I'm missing some thing. Practically, I'm behind PAT and I can always ping outside.
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12-26-2013
10:51 AM
12-26-2013
10:51 AM
I've been having thoughts about this for a while. We know that PAT uses TCP/UDP port numbers to distinguish between inside hosts via a mapping table for private IPs, internal/external ports and all that stuff, all happen so that the return packets from outside (despite having the same destination IP) will remap and reach the correct inside host. Now how can ping/icmp replies route back to the inside while we know ICMP is not at the TCP/UDP level, so it does NOT use port numbers at all? Any idea? May be I'm missing some thing. Practically, I'm behind PAT and I can always ping outside.
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01-13-2014
In ASA transparent mode, Why it is necessary to keep management ip in
the same subnet to that of con...
01-13-2014
In ASA transparent mode, Why it is necessary to keep management ip in
the same subnet to that of con...
01-13-2014
When i was studying ASA, I found in one document that in transparent
mode firewall you can assign tw...
12-26-2013
I've been having thoughts about this for a while. We know that PAT uses
TCP/UDP port numbers to dist...
Created by
vijay1926
in Security Documents
12-26-2013
12-26-2013
I've been having thoughts about this for a while. We know that PAT uses
TCP/UDP port numbers to dist...
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