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Archive for February, 2007

21 Feb

Netflow on a Cisco Supervisor 720

I have been working on getting netflow working for all traffic going through our 6500 and 7600 series Cisco devices. We are running Supervisor 720/PFC3a blades, native IOS.
Commands added to get Netflow working:
mls aging fast time 8 threshold 127

mls aging normal 32
mls nde sender version 5
ip flow-export destination
ip flow-export version 5
ip flow-export source […]

20 Feb

Adding a Network to BGP

Recently I was working on adding a new /24 network into our BGP advertisement networks. I added the new network into the network list under the BGP config, I added it into my prefix-list and route-map that restricts what networks we advertise to our BGP peers.
When I checked what routes were being advertised using the […]

19 Feb

More Vista Fun with VPN (Continues)

Well the issues with Cisco VPN clients and Vista continues. The past posts including: More Vista Fun with VPN, have fixed most of the issues with most of the users.
Unfortunately one of our users has started having the following issue.
Secure VPN Connection terminated locally by the Client.
Reason 440: Driver Failure.
We have not found a workaround […]

19 Feb

FWSM Config Guides

Here are some good config guides to help you setup your Cisco Firewall Service Module.
Guide for your FWSM running version 2.3:
FWSM Config Guide 2.3
Guide for you FWSM running version 3.1:
FWSM Config Guide 3.1
Guide for setting up your FWSM into Transparent Mode:
FWSM Transparent Mode Config Guide

16 Feb

Upgrading your FWSM from 2.X to 3.X

Here is a good read for those of you wanting to upgrade your Cisco Firewall Service Module from 2.X software to a 3.X version of the software.
FWSM Upgrade
I just upgrade our FWSM and had no issues, quite painless.

12 Feb

New RSS Reader *Update*

Here is a good break downs of RSS Readers that a buddy of mine wrote.
RSS Reader/Stevienova
Original Post
New RSS Reader

07 Feb

Vista Firewall

Ran across something this morning in my RSS feeds that I thought was interesting. Vista’s firewall claims to inspect traffic incoming and outgoing from your PC. Apparently though by default only incoming protect is enabled, you need to enable the outgoing protect rules.
I would not say this is such a bad this because if the […]

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