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Hello!So, to clarify, I did indeed [ESC] factory-reset and also deleted all configurations, rebooted. Gets to firepower# screen.As always, https://192.168.1.1 and nothing. Now, long ago in the 6.x it was 192.168.1.1, and I know now 7.x use 192.168.95...
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Hello. So I have nothing to post as this is a theory and a question on its legitimacy, as in, can it be done this way or what better way.
ASA 5508-X w/ 6 Usable Static IP’s x.x.x.182 (ASA WAN) x.x.x.177 x.x.x.178 ...
Hello So, I wanted to figure something out here. Currently I have an ASA-5508-X w/ Static WAN IP. I have PAT to LAN 192.168.1.0 Subnet which connects to L2 Switch.. Plug N' Play in a sense. Whatever I plug it, it has always grabbed it's unique IP add...
Hello I was curious about the FPR2110 Firewall capabilities without getting or having a contract. As in, is there any set of protocols that are indeed enabled by default.To be more direct, will purchasing an FPR2110 without having any contracts provi...
Hello!!! So I was wondering if I was able to create a 3rd PBR for a specific LAN to a specific WAN. Currently; One Subnet; 192.168.5.0PBR 1, 192.168.5.1-192.168.5.32 use 192.168.1.6 for InternetPBR 2, 192.168.5.33-192.168.5.48 use 10.0.2.124 for Int...
Hello! So I was fortunate enough to get the FPR1010 and have it, mostly, set up.As we talked about before, i set it all up as mentioned. I have a feeling, though, that I am doing NAT wrong as no matter what I do, the IP 192.168.5.180 continues to use...
Beautiful!I truly appreciate your patience and other responders as well. Sometimes I over complicate things and then nothing clicks.As soon as I get my FPR1010 to replace the ASA I will deploy this with great success and let ya know.I currently have ...
Interesting. So the ASA can see and communicate with any LAN so long as it has a static route to it therefore the ASA can NAT/PAT to said network via that static route?
Let me see if I understood you correctly and see if this will work.
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Hello!Everything in your response is absolutely spot on until the 3rd paragraph. With that I will say, at this time, no failover is needed. The reason for this is is the ASA goes down, so will all 6 of those IP’s so no failover. As far as this 2nd In...