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Looking for design diagram for Dual Routers, BGP and active/standby ASA5510 w/ DMZ

Asked by MarkJenks in Network Routers, Cisco PIX Firewall, Network Design & Methodology

Tags: cisco bgp asa firewall dmz DR

I am working on designing a project and have found all of the individual docs to put each part of this together. But I have not found anything that can help me design the whole thing.

Dual Cisco router, each connected to their own ISP using BGP. (Cisco 3825 & 2811)
-ISP's at 15MB/15MB each
Pair of ASA5510's in Active/Standby
DMZ (shared between the ASA's)
IPSEC VPN, and IPSEC L2L

Anyone done anything like this before? I'm someone has, but I can't find the one good doc that combines all of these key points.

It looks like I can run IPSEC VPN on Active/Standby, so that should mean I can also do L2L?
The IPSEC doesn't have to be part of the config, but it would be nice.

I am also planning on using a 3750's stack divided into VLANs to support each segment.

Thanks for the help!

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Looking for design diagram for Dual Routers, BGP and active/standby ASA5510 w/ DMZ

Asked by MarkJenks in Network Routers, Cisco PIX Firewall, Network Design & Methodology

Tags: cisco bgp asa firewall dmz DR

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