RTMFP Pure IP Multicast - AMS in DMZ - Firewall Config

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• Error al instalar Lightroom CC 2015, "no to ha could connect con los servidores adobe.» "It check the coneccion a internet, the firewall config e intentelo nuevo".

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• Double firewall, config VPN design question?

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  We have 2 remote employees having difficulties with their VPN client software turn off/on.  We were preparing to spread the VoIP phones up to them and won't open our internal PBX network.  I would like to make 1 stone 2 strokes by providing a hardware VPN to each employee to establish a gateway 2 IP Sec VPN gateway between their home and the main office.  This should provide a more reliable connection and throughput high, all allowing the VoIP phone to connect through the VPN tunnel, thus keeping our secure internal PBX.  So far so good.  From what I can tell the rv120w, rv220w or cisco asa 5505 would do the trick.  Now the difficulty - I don't want any personal traffic (Netflix streaming, whatever) from home, traveling through the VPN tunnel.  So I would like to allow the employee maintain their own network staff, and within the personal network the hardware VPN device providing a secondary network would use the VPN tunnel.

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  Hello

  It is necessary for your server, or on both segments and this is possible only if your server has 2 network cards, but why would you choose to deploy it?

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• Problem detection network with Network Magic/Pure platform Service quirks and WUSB54GC

  SYSTEM & HARDWARE INFO:
   
  Wireless adapter: USB54GC v3
  Router: Netgear WNR834B (with latest firmware)
  Router config: Auto Channel, up to 130mbps mode, radio enabled, enabled SSID broadcast
  Router Config2: Frag Ahmed - 2346, beat the CTS/RTS - 234, long preamble, MTU - 1500
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  Operating system: Windows XP Pro SP3 (latest updates as of 17/01/2010)
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  No wireless network is detected on the computer with the installed adapter WUSB54GC.  Cell phones, printer (located in the same office) and game console, receive positive signals / have no connectivity problem.  With a new installation of Windows (i.e. the BONES cost installation before using each method) I tried to install the unit using the following methods: 1) using the Setup program on the CD-ROM included, 2) using the last program (drivers) site Web of Linksys, install 3) manually through the device with drivers from the Disk Manager and installing 4) manually through the Device Manager with the newer drivers from the Web site Linksys.  In addition, I tried with the firewall disabled/uninstalled software.

  I had some success using the Linksys Wireless Manager program that is included in the installation program.  However, it is only if I choose the option 'connect to the hidden network' when the Wireless Manager is ran in the last step of the Installer (no network is detected the case).  The quirks are that the network is not hidden, and after Setup is complete, I can see all the wireless LANs with the Linksys Wireless Manager (no need to check the option hidden network).  After a few diagnostic tests, I think that the Network Magic software that is installed in quiet mode with the Linksys software is at the origin of the problem.

  During the detailed above method that allowed me to connect to the network, I used the firewall software to observe that connectivity can be established only if nmsrvc.exe, a component of the network Network Magic/pure software platform that is installed silently, is allowed access to the network.  After this program to access the Linksys Wireless Manager network can detect networks normally and connectivity problems disappeared.  After he logged initially I can even kill the process, its assistance process and the program manager wireless, still maintain connectivity.  I also thought about this magic (AKA pure networks platform service) network installation two other network protocols that when disabled preventing connectivity.  With certainty the adapter only works if I finish the complete installation program by using the hidden network option and continue to use linksys wireless/network magic software later.

  I'm trying to understand why the Network Magic software is necessary to detect and use all networks.  As I said originally, I tried just to install the drivers through the device without success Manager.  The adapter is configured on a machine Pentium 4 of 2001, and this software supports 40 MB of precious CPU cycles and memory.  I want to connect to my wireless network and use the computer without software bloated slow down the computer even more.  My own conclusion, after all these tests are that my router needs the network magic to work properly for some reason, but if that's true, I would at least use Windows connects to the network as Linksys Wireless Manager uses 30MB RAM itself.  Of course, it's more a problem advanced if I appreciate anyone who takes the time to read all this and make their contribution.  Thank you.

  I think that the most appropriate statement would be that the WUSB54GC has some compatibility issues with Windows XP SP3.

  Specifying the age of the available Linksys drivers I did some research and discovered that the WUSB54GCv3 uses a third party (a common practice), the Ralink RT2800UD chipset.  Latest Ralink drivers for this chipset are over a year newer than the official drivers from Linksys.  They require just a few reconfiguration so that they work with Linksys WUSB54GCv3.  With the updated drivers comes better compatibility and performance often.

  Once I installed these drivers updated the device could detect local wireless normally, and I was able to use the Zero Windows wireless utility to connect to my network.  I think that others with similar compatibility problems will have the same result.  For more information and links to these pilots updated already visit reconfigured: http://sites.google.com/site/linksysupdateddrivers/.  There are not official, updated drivers for many other Linksys products here.  Credit for the drivers and the Web site goes to this person: http://sites.google.com/site/linksysupdateddrivers/about.

• Anchor WLC in DMZ, FW does not support mulit-static Rts.

  Hi gang,.

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  Someone at - it experience with this type of configuration?

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• Is this version 2.3 FWSM support multicasting? Specifically, IGMP?

  Is this version 2.3 FWSM support multicasting? Specifically, IGMP?

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  Routed mode support will be available in the next version - 3.1.

  Hope that helps.

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  Is to have a demilitarized zone in a conventional, as above, with two firewalls of both sides, always recommended?

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  Hello

  Well the following will work using only virtual Firewall:

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  Then attach a physical DMZ via the DMZ VDS and specific ports outside your chassis and a physical switch in the DMZ upstream.

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• VPN3020 passes only Ping?

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  At the end of the day, I want just normal operations to use the two Internet service providers (doesn't have to be a balance perfect load 50-50, I don't want to pay for a link that is still inactive when I could use it to effectively double our available bandwidth).  And for a failure of an ISP to handle passing all traffic through the ISP which is still in place.

  border-network - 3457.png

  

  Note: IP addresses and THAT the numbers have been changed.  Although these good numbers, they do not represent my organization it.

  To do this, here are the configurations that I look at.

  R-1

  ! -- Key for PfR comms --key chain PfR_Router_1 key 1 key-string SecretSquirel343!! -- Setup as PfR border router --pfr border logging local GigabitEthernet0/0 master 192.206.43.5 key-chain PfR_Router_1!! -- Track the internet uplink for internal HSRP redirection --track 1 interface GigabitEthernet0/1 line-protocol!interface GigabitEthernet0/0 description Transfer Zone ip address 192.206.43.3 255.255.255.0 standby version 2 standby 1 ip 192.206.43.1 standby 1 preempt standby 1 name WAN-Transfer-v4 standby 1 track 1 decrement 20!interface GigabitEthernet0/1 description Uplink to ISP-1 bandwidth 100000 ip address 174.47.175.114 255.255.255.252 speed 100 full-duplex!router bgp 3457 bgp log-neighbor-changes ! -- advertise our nets -- network 192.206.42.0 mask 255.255.254.0 neighbor 174.47.175.113 remote-as 4323 ! -- dont redistribute anyone else -- neighbor 174.47.175.113 prefix-list Local-Site out ! -- iBGP with R-2 -- neighbor 192.206.43.4 remote-as 3457 neighbor 192.206.43.4 next-hop-self!! -- included as a parent route for PfR --ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 174.47.175.113 name ISP-1ip route 192.206.42.0 255.255.255.0 192.206.43.2 name DMZ-Firewall!! -- only advertise us to the outside world --ip prefix-list Local-Site seq 10 permit 192.206.42.0/23

  R-2

  ! -- Key for PfR comms --key chain PfR_Router_2 key 1 key-string MoroccoMole117!! -- Setup as PfR border router --pfr border logging local GigabitEthernet0/0 master 192.206.43.5 key-chain PfR_Router_2!! -- Track the internet uplink for internal HSRP redirection --track 1 interface GigabitEthernet0/1 line-protocol!interface GigabitEthernet0/0 description Transfer Zone ip address 192.206.43.4 255.255.255.0 standby version 2 standby 1 ip 192.206.43.1 standby 1 preempt standby 1 name WAN-Transfer-v4 standby 1 track 1 decrement 20!interface GigabitEthernet0/1 description Uplink to ISP-2 bandwidth 100000 ip address 38.122.32.166 255.255.255.252 duplex full speed 100!router bgp 3457 bgp log-neighbor-changes ! -- advertise our nets -- network 192.206.42.0 mask 255.255.254.0 neighbor 38.122.32.165 remote-as 174 ! -- dont redistribute anyone else -- neighbor 174.47.175.213 prefix-list Local-Site out ! -- iBGP with R-1 -- neighbor 192.206.43.3 remote-as 3457 neighbor 192.206.43.3 next-hop-self!! -- included as a parent route for PfR --ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 38.122.32.165 name ISP-2ip route 192.206.42.0 255.255.255.0 192.206.43.2 name DMZ-Firewall!! -- only advertise us to the outside world --ip prefix-list Local-Site seq 10 permit 192.206.42.0/23

  R MC

  ! -- Key for PfR comms --key chain PfR_Router_1 key 1 key-string SecretSquirel343key chain PfR_Router_2 key 1 key-string MoroccoMole117! ! -- Setup the PfR Master Controller --pfr master logging!  border 192.206.43.3 key-chain PfR_Router_1 interface GigabitEthernet0/1 external interface GigabitEthernet0/0 internal! border 192.206.43.4 key-chain PfR_Router_2 interface GigabitEthernet0/1 external interface GigabitEthernet0/0 internal!interface GigabitEthernet0/0 description Transfer Zone ip address 192.206.43.5 255.255.255.0

  Hello

  I have not implemented PFR in a network of practice so I answer your question since no one else did.

  If you don't need a very high level of load sharing, there are other easy ways to achieve this. PFR needs a lot of tuning; However, your configuration shows only the default settings. (you must enable learning about master also).

  As for ASA, ASA does not support the PFR, so you have to find another way to use the link between the ASA and your border routers. Border routers will manage the load sharing your ISP based on your topology.

  Only a suggestion. Add an additional link between your border routers to connect IBGP to avoid receiving the traffic by your ASA l2. Because ASA sends traffic to the edge router for example 1 and edge router 1 can send router 2 via the same link limit, she received traffic.

  Please see the link below for more information tuning.

  https://aitaseller.WordPress.com/2012/10/15/PFR-Cisco-performance-routing/

  much more simple method in load sharing can be made preferably local BGP, if you find the PFR difficult to implement.

  It will be useful,

  Masoud

• Ver 7.0 remote VPN PIX

  If I can do my VPN for remote users access to a DMZ Firewall even they use as NAS, I tried this, my users can get away with a problem inside network, but when they try to go to a demilitarized zone the syslog shows 'No route to DMZ_HOST_IP of REMOTE_HOST_IP'... I can ping the two IP addresses of the firewall, can anyone help?

  Hello

  Can you give us a little more detail on your network. IE, post your configs etc.

  Therefore, terminate your VPN users on the external interface of the firewall, or they use a different VPN device.

  I guess that your vpn and nat probaby access lists statements need to be changed.

  Patrick

• Problems of ACS1113 SE &amp; IP

  people

  thought I would let you know everything a problem I encountered with an ACS1113 SE sit in a DMZ Firewall 4.1

  I had problems of connectivity with the box and had to go on-site and console on it

  only to find, he had lost his IP address

  I've reconfigured the address manually, but despite tell me the config has been saved and displays the new IP address once the services have been restarted the address disappeared

  Happened 10 to 12 times, until I had to configure the firewall to act as a dhcp server with a scope to a single address

  the ACS took address no problem and works correctly since

  someone at - he seen this before?

  Hello

  Make sure that ethernet is connected to the low NIC of the ACS and then try to assign a static ip address.

  If you run ACS SE 4.1.1 build 23 then it is a defect of

  Path: http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/acs-soleng-3des

  Patch filename *: applACS - 4.1 - set - ip -CSCsm73656- patch_to_603_r40_lc.zip*

  Read me and displays instructions:

  applACS - 4.1 - set - ip -CSCsm73656- Readme.txt

  HTH

  Kind regards

  JK