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Hi allWe have a pair of ASA5516-X devices, running as an active/standby pair. Several times a day, the active device will stop forwarding traffic so all users lose connectivity to all data, applications and services. There is no error message in the ...
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I have put in place a new setup for a small company who require minimal onsite infrastructure (ie no servers). I have put a pair of DCs and a file server in Azure (more servers will follow), with a couple of Cisco switches and an ASA (5516-x) o...
Thanks for your replies.We stopped forwarding traffic to the sfr module, and disabled the module itself, yesterday morning and I believe this has resolved the issue.Pretty sure had shut the module down in a previous attempt to resolve the same issue...
This is what I was reading: CLI Book 2: Cisco ASA Series Firewall CLI Configuration Guide, 9.6 - Access Rules [Cisco ASA 5500-X Series Firewalls] - Cisco Management Access RulesYou can configure access rules that control management traffic destined t...
I was alerted to this yesterday, and quickly put a similar access-list in place. However, when I did a bit more reading up on it, I found that control-plane access lists do not have an implied deny rule so the "permit ip any any" is not needed. In...
Hi Damian For me it was the management-access outside that was missing. Other than that the config was pretty standard aaa-server <RADIUS_Server_Name> protocol radiusreactivation-mode depletion deadtime 2aaa-server <RADIUS_Server_Name> (outside) hos...
I'm not familiar with that kind of setup, so forgive me if I'm misunderstanding, but if the switch is handling the L3 routing does it not have an IP address that faces externally, with the next hop being the cable router? l'm just trying to picture ...
