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davidrkirk · 10-17-2016

Hi, I have a Cisco ASA5510 running v8.4(7)30. I have it logging syslog messages to a Linux server. I have noticed that every second hour it stops logging for one hour. For example this morning there was a one hour gap between 04:32:09 and 05:32:11....

davidrkirk · 06-28-2010

Hey,Our network is currently using the 192.168.1.0/24 IP address range. I want to migrate to a network that will support more than 254 hosts. I'm thinking about using 10.11.0.0/16.Although both networks will be on the same wire, they won't be able ...

davidrkirk · 10-18-2016

Hi Aditya, I've done a tcpdump on the Linux server and can see the data is coming through, so the problem is not with the ASA. I've done some more investigation on the Linux side. The syslog server logs to "/var/log/hosts/$HOST/$HOST.log". So, it r...

davidrkirk · 09-29-2010

Yes, iprouting is enabled.I have (mostly) completed the IP address change now. I ended up using the 3550 as the default gateway for the new IP address range and adding a pfsense box to the network. The pfsense box had 2 gigabit interfaces, both plu...

davidrkirk · 06-30-2010

Jon,Thanks for your reply. We are a 24 hour business and I was hoping to minimize any downtime. All the computers I want to move to the new IP address range are in vlan1. If I create a new vlan for the other IP address range then I'll have to chan...

davidrkirk · 02-26-2008

Hey,That's exactly what I need to do. I just don't know how to do it. I didn't set this VPN up, and I'm no expert in this area.The routing should be ok because the outside interfaces of the Pixs and the Aironets are all in the same subnet (172.16.1...

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