Posts Tagged ‘ acl ’

Stubby Post – Time-based ACLs and Policy-maps

April 28, 2010
By Aaron Conaway

Look. Time-based ACLs work in policy-maps.

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A Quick Intro to Google’s Capirca

April 10, 2010
By Aaron Conaway

I finally took some time to check out Capirca. It may be useful.

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Object Groups in the ASA/FWSM/PIX

October 1, 2009
By Aaron Conaway

I can’t believe I haven’t talked about object-groups yet.  I had a whole other blog entry written up, and, when I went to link things over, I realized I couldn’t find an intro to it.  Here it goes. Welcome to the modern world.  A world of wonder.  A world of quickly-advancing technology.  A world...

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NAT on a PIX/ASA

March 13, 2008
By Aaron Conaway

NATting sucks and can be confusing. I’m sure everyone agrees to that, but you have to use it at some times. In a PIX/ASA, it’s easy to configure a simple setup, but can be super-complicated in larger networks. In a simple lab, we have set up an ASA with inside and outside interfaces, with...

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