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Hi,a few releases ago I could configure a macro for interface like this:switch(config)#macro name office description office switchport access vlan 123 switchport mode access no logging event link-status no snmp trap link-status spanning-tree po...
Hi,I've configured an asa5520 for L2L, ipsec vpn with cisco client and L2TP clients.The L2TP config works fine for windows and osx clients. The windows l2tp tunnel is stable for long time.Allways after one hour, the osx l2tp tunnel get's broken on th...
Hello,I'm diving into switching details and saw the following:# show controllers cpu-interfaceASIC Rxbiterr Rxunder Fwdctfix Txbuflos Rxbufloc Rxbufdrain-------------------------------------------------------------------------ASIC0 ...
thank you for the fast reply! It works.I think Cisco could update their code so at least the name "name" is displayed just like in the "old" behaviour:switch(config)#macro ? global Enter global macro apply name Name of the macro2950switch(confi...
Hee Marcin,I think osx knows they have some compatibility issue, but they give you the option to build the following vpn's:1 - PPTP2 - L2TP over IPsec3 - Cisco IPsec (haven't seen this one the first time as I was focused on L2TP to check between os...
You have to let the asa know from which interface you may manage the asa via vpn.check out the commando "management-access".if you want to configure your remote asa on his inside interface, you configure: "management-access inside"Also check your acl...
As you know with great power comes even greater responsibility.Also with a script for 1000 devices.Check out the ssh, or if you need to rshell, options for remote commands execution, and snmp for configuration changes.With a little help of perl you w...
As you are using your ip adres many times in the translations, could you try to make use of the "extendable" option in your nat config?Read about it @ http://www.cisco.com/en/US/technologies/tk648/tk361/tk438/technologies_white_paper09186a0080091cb9....
