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Hello,  We have a 5555-x with multiple interfaces. Our Outside interface and DMZ interfaces have routable IP addresses and DMZ subnet is routed via IP address of the outside interface.  Stripped for readability. interface GigabitEthernet0/0nameif o...

solefald by Level 1
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Dear all, I lost site to site vpn connectivity to one of remote office server from my office network after configured a static nat for public access for this server. It seems static nat is preferred over nat0 (vpn) hence i cannot access server over ...

Shibu1978 by Level 1
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I am trying to issue command "ssh key-exchange group dhgroup14" on several of my ASA firewalls.  The key-exchange command is failing on 3 of 4 ASA firewalls.  According to Cisco documentation, this command was introducted in 8.4.  My ASA's are runnin...

rmeans by Level 3
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Hello, I have a question on routes on a cisco asa. I setup a firewall for internet for IT users. The firewall has a management interface that we use to manage it from specific jump servers. The issue is that the IT Users need to access the mgmt(jump...

Hello, I am a newbie to the Cisco ASA world. So I am finding it difficult to understand certain configuration especially the ones configured in older versions. Can you please help me to understand the meaning of these commands: global (outside) 13 in...

Hi Friends, We have Cisco 5525 ASA Firewall, which is on Remote location and working fine. my equerry is if firewall fails/ reset, how can I login and workout, can use some thing auxiliary port or any latest process is there to login firewall in suc...

Hi Team, I've tried this step to disable the ips sshv1. I would like to know how to revert back in "#Protocol 2,1" configuration. Here is the steps: 1) Assuming that you already have a service account created. Pls login via the service account.2) Lo...

John by Level 1
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