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I need to filter inbound HTTP requests <outside> to <dmz> headed to www.XYZ.com/XXX/admin/XXX.jsp.My regex is: regex HACKBLOCK "*/admin/.*\.jsp*"My class-maps are: !class-map type regex match-any HACKBLOCK_METHOD match regex GETclass-map XXXXTWBL...
I am trying to restore a certificate CA as a test to fulfill some DR requirements. I amusing IOS 12.4 (25c) with the database archive feature. I have in nvram on my test box:RootCA.crlRootCA.serRootca_00001.pemRootCA.#1cerRootCA.caI ty to restore t...
I figured it out !!!The regular expression was incorrect: I had: regex HACKBLOCK "*/admin/.*\.jsp*"I neededregex HACKBLOCK ".*/admin/.*\.jsp.*"now I see matched traffic:Global policy: Service-policy: global_policy Class-map: inspection_default ...
I get hits on the ACL. The issue is that the HTTP inspection does not seem to function. Just for my own understanding, the global policy will match inbound traffic arriving on the outside interface right ?access-list HACKBLOCK_HOSTS line 1 extended...
Switch the fiber pairs around. Break apart the clip of the fiber pair and reverse the rx and tx fibers. If you do a show etherchannel summary I assume that the vsl etherchannel is showing (D) on the pair in question ?
