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Paradera72 · 02-11-2014

I am trying to figure out how to get a workstation on the 192.168.5.0 network to a Web server on the DMZ.The gateway for the client is 192.168.5.2 The default route is 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.3.1I've tried adding another route 192.168.2.0 255.255.255...

Paradera72 · 01-06-2014

This is a newb question from a routing newb, but I'm not sure how to properly set up specific static routes using a new 1921 cliThe client network is 192.168.1.0, the current gateway is 192.168.1.1 (inside interface of ASA).I now need to put the 1921...

Paradera72 · 12-17-2013

Hi everyone,This is my first post here. My Cisco routing experience is very limited, but I find myself in need of advice.I've started working with a company that has 1 LAN with 2 vlans routed with their ASA 5510. The 5510 is connected to the www via ...

Paradera72 · 01-30-2014

You know what guys? I had no route from the ASA back to the L3 switch. I was looking at the laptop config just a few mins ago, and it had the L3 switch on VLAN 4 as it's default gateway. I created a static route on the ASA inside interface with the L...

Paradera72 · 01-29-2014

Jon, Brad,Thanks for your help so far.Jon, I'd tried access and trunking to the inside of the ASA before with no joy. I've now tried placing a laptop on another port on the same switch as the ASA is plugged into. I statically assigned it 192.168.4.5,...

Paradera72 · 01-28-2014

Yes it make sense except for changing the vlan for the inside interface of the ASA. The only option I seem to have is "native".It seem that I would have to create a subinterface 1.4 for vlan 4, and then change my NAT and rules to this new one?PeterSe...

Paradera72 · 01-27-2014

Jon,No firewall would be needed between the internal vlan networks. I want to do all routing via the L3 switch, only using the inside interface of the ASA for Internet traffic.My problem is that our main production network is the native Vlan 1 as is ...

Paradera72 · 01-26-2014

Jon,.All vlan routing would take place behind the inside interface Gig0/1. So even if I assign Gig0/1's switchport on the switch as access, and have no subinterfaces on the ASA's port., wouldn't the ASA's be expecting traffic on the connected switch'...

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