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        <link href="http://ciscohacks.com/archives/8-Problems-Accessing-Microsoft-Sites.html" rel="alternate" title="Problems Accessing Microsoft Sites" />
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            <name>Reeve Ramharry</name>
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        <published>2008-11-24T16:14:39Z</published>
        <updated>2008-11-28T20:42:28Z</updated>
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                After one of our sites started using a 2801 (with ADSL WIC) for internet access some of our users strated complaining they could not longer access MSN and Hotmail. It was a bit puzzling at first since you could ping these sites but could not access them via a web browser. The problem was the MTU setting. <br /><a href="http://ciscohacks.com/archives/8-Problems-Accessing-Microsoft-Sites.html#extended">Continue reading "Problems Accessing Microsoft Sites"</a>
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        <published>2008-10-24T17:05:00Z</published>
        <updated>2008-11-24T17:06:18Z</updated>
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                Ever wondered what was downstream speed of your ADSL connection? You can get this as well as other useful information for troubleshooting physical connection problems (like Noise Margin, Attenuation and Output Power) with the <font face="courier new,courier,monospace" size="2"><br />
show dsl interface ATM <slot/port></font> command. <br /><a href="http://ciscohacks.com/archives/9-ADSL-Downstream-Connection-Speed.html#extended">Continue reading "ADSL Downstream Connection Speed"</a>
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        <published>2007-09-08T20:07:23Z</published>
        <updated>2007-11-25T05:45:26Z</updated>
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                Both ping and traceroute are useful tools in troubleshooting network problems but "out of the box" these tools do not work with the ASA. The reason for this is simple, these tools all use ICMP that is blocked by the ASA. <br /><a href="http://ciscohacks.com/archives/6-Allow-ICMP-through-the-ASA.html#extended">Continue reading "Allow ICMP through the ASA"</a>
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        <link href="http://ciscohacks.com/archives/7-ASA-Security-Levels.html" rel="alternate" title="ASA Security Levels" />
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        <published>2007-08-09T00:37:00Z</published>
        <updated>2007-11-25T05:47:33Z</updated>
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                Configuring an ASA can be a dauting task if you are not familiar with some concepts that are key to the operation of the device. One such concept is that of security levels. <br /><a href="http://ciscohacks.com/archives/7-ASA-Security-Levels.html#extended">Continue reading "ASA Security Levels"</a>
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        <link href="http://ciscohacks.com/archives/5-ASA-Release-7.22-and-Gmail.html" rel="alternate" title="ASA Release 7.2(2) and Gmail" />
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        <published>2007-04-06T13:24:14Z</published>
        <updated>2007-04-06T13:50:04Z</updated>
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                Recently we upgraded our ASA to software version 7.2(2) and all of a sudden I started to get compliants from users that they were unable to receive email from Gmail with attachments. <br /><a href="http://ciscohacks.com/archives/5-ASA-Release-7.22-and-Gmail.html#extended">Continue reading "ASA Release 7.2(2) and Gmail"</a>
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        <link href="http://ciscohacks.com/archives/2-ICMP-Redirect-on-an-ASA.html" rel="alternate" title="ICMP Redirect on an ASA" />
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        <published>2007-03-31T14:08:14Z</published>
        <updated>2008-03-23T19:11:56Z</updated>
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                Recently we upgraded our old FreeBSD firewall to a Cisco ASA5520 and I noticed that ASA does not generate ICMP Redirects if it is used as the &quot;default router&quot; or gateway for a network.  <br /><a href="http://ciscohacks.com/archives/2-ICMP-Redirect-on-an-ASA.html#extended">Continue reading "ICMP Redirect on an ASA"</a>
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        <link href="http://ciscohacks.com/archives/1-Setting-up-Sub-Interfaces-to-connect-to-multiple-VLANs.html" rel="alternate" title="Setting up Sub Interfaces to connect to multiple VLANs" />
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        <published>2007-03-31T12:51:55Z</published>
        <updated>2007-04-02T02:22:28Z</updated>
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                Have you ever want to setup sub interfaces on your router so that you can connect multiple VLANs on one physical ethernet port?  <br /><a href="http://ciscohacks.com/archives/1-Setting-up-Sub-Interfaces-to-connect-to-multiple-VLANs.html#extended">Continue reading "Setting up Sub Interfaces to connect to multiple VLANs"</a>
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        <link href="http://ciscohacks.com/archives/3-Cisco-to-acquire-WebEx.html" rel="alternate" title="Cisco to acquire WebEx" />
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        <published>2007-03-15T19:31:00Z</published>
        <updated>2007-04-02T02:00:02Z</updated>
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                Cisco has agreed to buy WebEx for something in the order of $3.2 billion, guess so much for any future collaboration with Microsoft for &quot;Live Office&quot;.  
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