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@Tecnico F
ZBFW is supported on IOS or IOS-XE, ZBFW is old and CBAC is even older, ZBFW replaced CBAC, so I would recommend using ZBFW.
If Network A and Network B interfaces are configured as "ip nat inside", you don't need NAT exemption rules. You...
@Tecnico F the only real option for stateful firewall solution on IOS-XE is ZBFW, it is rarely used nowadays though.
Edit. I believe if both internal interfaces are configured "ip nat inside" then they are not subject to NAT, traffic would only be tr...
@sethambros6 split tunnelling could tunnel only the sip and rdp networks and route internet traffic locally, but split tunnelling would be configured centrally on the firewall, so unless you are the firewall administrator you would not be able to do ...
@karamalomari do you mean FTD HA (Active/Standby) as opposed to a cluster?
You add both devices to the FMC according to Registration with the management center then you can establish HA. Then create a policy and assign to the new FTD HA pair.