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todd.townsend · 10-15-2013

I need to capture all the traffic between our client's ASA 5505 and their PBX. I would like to set up a packet capture using the wizard in the ASDM if possible, but it seems like I can only capture the traffic going one direction. Is it possible to...

todd.townsend · 09-06-2012

Before today my concept of priority queuing was that if two packets wanted to go and there was only room for one, the higher priority packet would go and the other would wait. In other words, if I prioritize VOIP then those packets will travel unint...

todd.townsend · 10-16-2013

I'm looking for steps on how to set up a packet capture on the ASA5505 that will capture all traffic on the internal interface to and from a particular IP address. I have a strong preference for using the capture wizard in ASDM, but command line wou...

todd.townsend · 09-11-2012

Sorry. I didn't understand your original comment about the ASA getting oversubscribed. Thanks for the additional article, but did you notice what he said about QOS on incoming traffic? "It may have helped just slightly but the loss of available dow...

todd.townsend · 09-11-2012

https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-1230 says, "Priority queueing needs to be used with policing or traffic shaping."Based on this article and my interactions with Cisco support, there is no way to prioritize a type of traffic without first perm...

todd.townsend · 09-07-2012

I want VOIP traffic to travel uninterrupted even when bandwidth is maxed out. I do not want to permanently throttle all other traffic just so the occasional VOIP traffic has room. Did I mention that I am a Cisco newbie who uses only ASDM?

todd.townsend · 09-07-2012

Good point. What do you recommend?

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