Hello,
I have an ASA5510. Whenever I setup a new Windows VM I add the IP to the access-list and allow access to port 3389. I also create a new static map. I'm going to build out a new
ASA and I'm wondering if I have to add each IP to the access-list or if there's a way to just open port 3389...
I have some additional info. It doesn't look like they ran a new cable. Here's what they said:
"There's no new network cable. The ip is routed to the existing network interface."
Is this what you're refering to?
Thanks unclerico.
Good afternoon,
I'm wondering if this is possible and if so where can I find the steps to configure it.
I have an ASA 5510 configured with Eth0/0 as my outside interface (209.xxx.67.xxx). Eth0/1 is configured as my inside interface (192.168.48.1)
I have Eth0/2 and Eth0/3 open.
I ran out of...
Sorry, I have several other PIXs that have VPN working that do not have an acl allowing 10000. I was using them as an example.
I'm trying to connect to this PIX using a Cisco VPN Client (version 5).
Thanks for the reply North323. I have several other PIXs that work and none of them have an acl for allowing tcp 10000.
So should I add:
access-list 102 permit tcp any host 209.xxx.xxx.xxx eq 10000
Good afternoon,
I have an ASA 5510 that is remote VPN enabled. Everything works fine. However, in the past month I've had to reload/reboot the device because people no longer could connect via VPN. When this happens I'm still able to ping it, SSH to it, mail flow to my Exchange Server is fine...
Hello,
I'm not sure if this is possible or not and I'm sure one or more of you could tell me if it is.
I have 4 sites where each site has a PIX 515E. They are all connected via site-to-site VPN. Internally I can connect from any of our 4 offices to resources at the other location.
I would...
Hi Brian,
Thanks for the response. I found an article that corrected my problem. When I was setting the clock on my ASA I was just entering the time and date. After I entered the time zone and some daylight savings entry it worked fine.
Rob
I am unable to connect using a Cisco VPN client to my ASA 5510. When I try to connect I get "Authentication Rejected: Clock skew greater than 300 seconds".
However, the clock on my ASA and on my Active Directory domain controller (PDC time server) are the same exact time. As is the laptop I'm...
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