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AnyConnect on an interface already supporting a website
Thanks. So simple, and the obvious answer. I had thought this already, but 1) I couldn't figure out how to actually do it - so far I have been hitting instruction documents, which didn't include this, and 2) I wasn't sure what other effects I would have along the way. James- jfdean
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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AnyConnect on an interface already supporting a website
Er, yes, good point. However, there is in fact another web site on 443 on the main outside interface also. Good spotting, but the question stands. James- jfdean
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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AnyConnect on an interface already supporting a website
I don't know if this has already been answered. I have liiked aroung, I can't see anything. I have a production site behind a 5510. The ASA does everything, including serving out a secure website on 443 to its outside interface, via a static NAT static (DMZ-SRV07,outside) tcp ExternalAddress2...- jfdean
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