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I have a pair of Nexus 3548 switches I want to port channel together since the Nexus doesn't support stacking. These in turn are connected to each member of a stacked pair of Catalyst 3850 switches. I configure the portchannel with 2 interfaces and c...
I'm using sla monitor to monitor 2 interfaces on a failover pair of 5525s. Here are the sla mon config lines:
sla monitor 10 type echo protocol ipIcmpEcho 25.25.25.154 interface outside (This IP is reachable by both interfaces and is not the gw to ...
I have a ASA 5525 running 8.6.1
My requirement is for server 1 to send web service requests to server 3 and server 4
some relevant config snippets:
object network server_3
host 10.1.5.6
nat (inside,dmz) static 192.168.100.6
object network server_4
...
I have a pair of NX3548 with several UCS connected directly to ports in a VLAN. I have a vlan interface in the same vlan. The 2 Nexus switches are connected together by a Port Channel with 4 interfaces each. The Po interface is configured as a trunk....
My customer has 2 ISP connections between a branch and HQ. They're using a pair of ASA 5525 as the device that connects to the 2 ISPs at the branch office. They want to implement active/active HA to take advantage of the bandwidth that they are payin...
It still looks like there are some missing details in the documentation. I show log files that list a route being added back to the routing table in a shorter amount of time than the timeout is configured for. This has to mean that either;
icmp reque...
Timeout is how long the process waits to hear back from at least 1 of the num_packets ICMP packets sent.
Frequency is how long between each iteration of sending the packets.
At least, this is what I've gathered from the docs and comments from TAC typ...
I have a route to another ISP, and I see the route out to the internet goes through this other path when primary is removed. What I'm asking is more fundamental to how sla mon actually works. The docs at cisco say (in a not very clear way) that the p...
myasa1# sh run | i samesame-security-traffic permit inter-interface
Yes. The requests are meant to enter on a security level 0 interface to reach a server on a security level 50 interface.
My understanding is that there are no rules regarding securi...