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06-07-2010
12:08:PM
Hi Hedia, Thanks for this wonderful information. I am starting to work on this new project and its all cisco environment. Now the customer is not happy about the same problems you mentioned in your other post about 1 Gp bandwidth limit and vendor lock on the other approach. Anyways I have two questions, the customer have handheld scanner and finger print access control devices and they want to integrate all that with the Juniper UAC solution. Now with this they want to be able to dynamically add new devices ( Finger print scanner) and some other devices but they are not based on IP addresses, only mac addresses. "My Question": Can we define a mac range in our policy to enforce access control for above devices in Juniper,s UAC. Also can you please send me a guide that could help me with this integration. Anything would help, Many Thanks, Regards M Rafi
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05-28-2010
11:43:PM
Hi, Is there a way to eliminate using port 443 at all? Thanks Mazhar
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05-26-2010
12:01:AM
Hi rakeshb you see I have to define a default gateway on the SA for the traffic to go out and because I have a pair of J series acting as the exit point for the SA, I have to have a single IP( VRRP Virtual IP). OR my question: Should I define multiple default gateways with different metrics or preference. The VRRP virtual IP should work fine as I am forcing one of the J series to be master and other one is not preempting. But for some reason it is slowing down the connection to an unacceptable limit. I will take your suggestion and post this in the routing section. Thanks for your help, Rgds Mazhar
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05-22-2010
05:18:AM
thanks buddy, I will try this tomorrow and will get back to you. Rgds Mazhar
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05-21-2010
11:14:PM
Hi, I have two redundant J series routers terminating the internet connection. On the other side of both routers, I have a SA4500 providing SSL VPN service. Now how would I configure redundancy between these 3 devices in a way that if one J series router is down, ssl traffic is processed through other J series. I have tried configuring VRRP between J series and SA 4500 but traffic slows down drastically even with one devices set to primary and the sec device no preempt. I have to define one IP address on the SA for all the outgoing traffic. I would appreciate any suggestions, Thanks Mazhar
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05-21-2010
10:59:PM
Hi Kalex, Thanks for your response. I am not sure if I can do that. So if the 443 traffic is meant for 2nd device how would it get to it. I mean nating device is monitoring if it does not get a response from the first device, then forward it to second one. because the nat device is only getting 443 traffic ( meant for both devices) and even if I change the port on any of the two devices, how is the nat device distinguishing one 443 traffic over the other. Please explain in detail if possible, Regards Mazhar
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05-16-2010
11:09:PM
Hi Folks, I am in the process of setting up a SA 4500. The issue I am facing is that we already have a device configured to listen on port 443. I need to setup the SA on some other port. My question, can I do this for Network connect and WSAM using ports 1024 and above. Thanks M Rafi
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