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Thanks to all who helped, I relayed your advice to the customer and all appears to be well. Cheers Pat

Cheers Andy Is this not a bit OTT. The reason for saying this is I'm struggling to get access to the Nortel site for an upgrade. It seems there was no support taken out ????? What about a downgrade if I connect them into the stack? Regards Pat

A customer has recently taken receipt of two new Nortel 5530-24tfd switches for back-up purposes and is having difficulty copying the running config of the live switch onto the new switches. The older original switch is firmware version 4.2.0.12 Software version v4.2.0.002 and the new switches...

Thanks again.

Thanks, I'll let you know first chance I get to pay a return visit. I'll think of an excuse to get over ther soon. Regards pgatt62

I'm sorry but I don't have a topology, it is intended that the ASA will be the only gateway to the outside. The only VPN tunnel created and working previous to the ping problem reappearing is the EDI-BRUSS tunnel. Regards pgatt62

Unclerico Hi Unclerico, Because this is really an appeal for you to help a complete stranger, this reply has taken me almost an hour to compose. I thought that putting an ip address on the outside address,the inside secure addresses, a default route to the outside interface, a couple of NAT...

Hi All I know that this is asking a lot but the config below from a ASA 5520 was hopefully meant to route between both inside secure networks and the outside world. It was also meant to redirect packets that were meant for remote networks connected to other WAN devices connected to the Data G0/1...

Any suggestions?

hi Unclerico Sorry about the delay in my reply but i've had to drive home from Edinburgh and the traffics been a bit crazy during the Pope's visit today. Wonder how he is with ASA 5520s? Anyway, the cofig below is meant to hopefully act as a firewall and as the routing device between both...

Hi All After appearing to have resolved my earlier problem I now find its back since i've put some extra configs on the ASA. I can get out to the net but cant ping my default gateway or the other inside interface. Anyone any ideas ? Regards etc pgatt62

You wouldn't believe it but after some further configuration I've lost the ping across internal networks. AAARghhh! Regards pgatt62

Thanks, thats high praise indeed!

Hey Unclerico Thanks for the continued support. What I've done is created an ACL for each network and vice versa and then a nat 0 command and its working. Here it is for your perusal same-security-traffic permit inter-interface same-security-traffic permit intra-interface access-list NON-NAT...

Hello Again Following on from the flash worries, I've now installed the ASA and can access the internet from both G0/1 & G0/2 networks. My only problem is that I acn't ping across the device from hosts on each different network. I've enabled same-security-traffic and icmp inspect in the global...

Unclerico I've managed to get it working now to which I'm eternally grateful to you for all your help and patience and not to put too large a spin on it to my great relief! Thanks for everything and if your ever in Scotland look me up and I'll stand you a couple of beers. Thanks again pgatt62

Just to say that I remember seeing somewhere the "ip inspect" command in router CBAC/SPI configuration but didn't see any mention of this in Harris Andrea's book which I bought before posting my original request. I take it from the default config posted above that only the protocols listed after...

Will do. I'm on another project today but I'll get to it later so here's hoping. Pat

Initial pings from ASA to devices on either side successful, ping from a host on the inside network to another host or ip address on the outside of the ASA, even the outside ASA ip interface failed.

Thanks for the trouble youre taking for me Unclerico. Following is the config I set up for a basic test rig for a ping through the system that I felt sure would work but didn't. See what you think, cheers: sh run : Saved : ASA Version 8.2(1) ! hostname ciscoasa enable password 8Ry2YjIyt7RRXU24...