12 Tips for Effective IPS Deployment (Goats Optional)

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Fresh from a conversation so frustrating that I could have cheerfully punched a goat today, I thought I’d jot down my thoughts on intrusion prevention systems (IPS) and how to effectively deploy it. I would have written a post on how not to deploy it, but that would have meant breaking an NDA. IPS is a vital […]

12 Tips for Effective IPS Deployment (Goats Optional)
Neil Anderson
Tue, 04 Dec 2012 13:51:38 GMT

Barry Hesk
Intrinsic Network Solutions

Interacting With the Cisco ASA CLI Using the HTTPS Interface

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Most people are familiar with interacting with the ASA over HTTPS to get captures off the box, but every CLI mode is available using a browser. There are a lot of handy practical situations where you’d want to do this, including simply avoiding using a steaming pile of Java. Below is the simplest way to […]

Interacting With the Cisco ASA CLI Using the HTTPS Interface
iggdawg
Wed, 05 Dec 2012 14:02:50 GMT

Barry Hesk

Intrinsic Network Solutions

Cisco Configuration Archive & Rollback: Using ‘Revert’ Instead of ‘Reload’

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I wrote an earlier blog article about using the reload command. The reload command used to be the only tool to recover from configuration errors when working on a device remotely. You would save your configuration and issue the ‘reload in’ command, giving yourself enough time to make your changes. If you finished in time […]

Cisco Configuration Archive & Rollback: Using ‘Revert’ Instead of ‘Reload’
Charles Galler
Mon, 19 Nov 2012 07:00:49 GMT

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Intrinsic Network Solutions