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III. Global. asaThe Application and Session objects of ASP reflect the features that other ASP built-in objects do not have-events. Each visitor accesses the server and triggers an OnStart event (the first visitor simultaneously triggers the OnStart

Prevent intranet users from messing with the IP address, users can only use the given IP, if the IP address, you can not access network resources. For example, after the following configuration (ARP inside 10.64.64.29 000f.b0d8.a504), a PC with a

The sum of the following NAT and STATIC commands for PIXASA compiled by the old arm: dynamic translation --- NAT: # nat (inside) 110.0.0.0255.255.255.0 # global (outside) 11900000.20-192.168.0.254netmask0000255.255.0 will 10. x network segment to 192

1. Create a class-map to identify transmission traffic Config: access-list tcp_filter1 permit tcp 192.168.1.0 255.255.0 any eq www Class-map tcp_filter_class1 Config-cmap: match access-list tcp_filter1 # class-map defines the allowed traffic Exit

When using ASP to write virtual communities, online shopping, and other programs, Application and Session objects play an important role. Flexible and rational use of these two objects is the key to improving program quality. The following describes

Hostname shafw01 Domain-name heraeus.com Enable password Names ! Interface gigabitethernet0/0 No Nameif No Security-level No IP address ! Interface gigabitethernet0/0.150 VLAN 150 Nameif Inside_data Security-level 50 IP address 172.26.2

First, full and incremental backups Full backup backs up both the database file and the transaction log. Incremental backup only backs up the transaction log. Typically, multiple incremental backups are interspersed during a full backup. For

I. Overview: Lan-to-lan IPSEC VPN If both ends of the intranet address overlap, can not access each other, you need to configure NAT, each side of the other as a different network to exchange visits. The router cannot adjust the static NAT and the

Topics Cisco ASA Virtualization Overview Virtual Firewall Deployment guidelines:the information you need before you deploy Virtual firewalls Configuration Tasks Overview Configuring Security Contexts Verifying Security contexts Managing Secuirty Contexts Configuring Resource Management Verify Resource Management Troubleshooting Security Contexts Perhaps you is an Internet service provider and would like to

server responds to the clientPASVCommand ,. After the data connection command is issued, the server connects to the client and uses the port to control the client port. The response is randomly selected from the default passive-iis ftp mode in the port range of 1024-65535. To further limit the range of these huge ports, the system administrator can configure the namePassiveportrangeMetadatabase attribute keyword. This attribute keyword only exists in IIS 6.0, and for IIS 5.0 is in Windows 200

metadatabase Check box.Configure passiveportrange B using the adsutil script)1. Click Start , Run , Type cmd, and then OK .2. Type CD Inetpub \ adminscripts and press Enter.3. type the following command from the command prompt. Cscript.exe c: \ Inetpub \ adminscripts \ adsutil. vbs set/msftpsvc/passiveportrange "5500-5515" 4. Restart the FTP service.You can see the following output When configuring through the adsutil script:Microsoft (r) Windows Sc

Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance Denial of Service Vulnerability (CVE-2015-0742)Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance Denial of Service Vulnerability (CVE-2015-0742) Release date:Updated on:Affected Systems: Cisco ASA 9.4 (0.115)Cisco ASA 9.3 (2.100)Cisco ASA 9.3 (1.105)Cisco ASA 9.2 (3.4)Cisco

open the configuration file, please manually configure", severe );Goto end_all_install1;Endif; Openfilemode (file_mode_append); // you can write data by opening a file.If (createfile (nvfilehandle, destdir, "Global. asa") MessageBox ("failed to create the global. Asa file, please manually configure", severe );Goto end_all_install1;Else // start writing filesAsaline = 1; While (Getline (nvfilehandlebak,

Release date:Updated on: Affected Systems:Cisco ASA 8.2.1 3Cisco ASA 8.2.1Cisco ASA 8.1.2.25Cisco ASA 8.1.2Cisco ASA 8.1 (2) 19Cisco ASA 8.1 (2) 14Cisco ASA 8.0.4.34Cisco

internal server error.500.11 server error: the application on the Web server is being closed.500.12 server error: the application on the Web server is restarting.500.13 server error: the Web server is too busy.500.14 server error: Invalid application configuration on the server.500.15 server error: you cannot directly request global. Asa.500.16 server error: Invalid UNC authorization credential.500.17 server error: the URL authorized storage cannot b

methods, they are often used in practice, and readers are familiar with it, so it is not cumbersome here.Upload Application Object event Onstart: occurs when the first Server user visits a page for the first time. Onend: when the last user's session has ended and all the code of the onend event of the session has been executed, or the last user accesses the server for a period of time (generally 20 minutes) no one will access the server. To define the onstart and onend events of the Application

fail to be evaluated on the Web server. 414 the request URL is too large to be accepted on the Web server. 500 internal server error. 500.11 server error: the application on the Web server is being closed. 500.12 server error: the application on the Web server is restarting. 500.13 server error: the Web server is too busy. 500.14 server error: Invalid application configuration on the server. 500.15 server error: you cannot directly request GLOBAL. ASA