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Hi all, I was finding it a little difficult to search this topic, so I decided I would go to the source in hopes that I could explain it better. I have a pair of cisco ASA 5516x in HA. Currently I have an outside interface where all my remote access...
Good morning everyone! Recently I have been asked to move my firewall services from our ASAs to another vendor. I want to keep using the ASA for remote access VPN since we have anyconnect widely deployed across the company and we already paid for th...
Hi all,
Heres my situations... Remote site in South America, has a site to site tunnel with main office. Remote site has 2 ISPs (One link 200Mbps the other link is 300Mbps) and both ISPs enter the remote office using the same border switch (different...
Hi Everyone... I have a strange issue that I have been struggling with for the past 2 weeks. I have a Cisco asa 5505 running 9.1.6 (I updated to latest version to see if it fixed issue, but it did not). I am trying to setup a site to site VPN tunnel...
Hi Everyone, I have been banging my head trying to get this working... Right now I have ASA-5516 with firepower configured and working. Using ASDM, I have a Service policy under global named sfr, that classifies all traffic with ACL using ANY Source...
Thank you for this command. Do you think that all public internet traffic will be allowed out the new firewalls and public internet traffic will be sent back to the remote access VPN user coming from the new firewalls? Assuming I have all my ACL/Sec...
Different ISPs. I was concerned that since one link is sending a ton of packets into the switch buffer, both links would some how be competing for resources.
Just for added info.... Here are some details for my sfr policy: access-list sfr_redirect extended permit ip any anyclass-map sfr match access-list sfr_redirect class sfr sfr fail-open
