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How to find which VRF is going through which firewall
In my company i am having two environment one is Production env another is Non_Prod.
vrf are made in nexus 7k,7k is connected with 5K ,5k is connected to 2k (prod,non-prod)
we are having many ASA and pix in our company.sometimes i find very difficult to find which vrf is going to which firewall.
i want to know which vrf is going through which firewall.
vrf are made in nexus 7k,7k is connected with 5K ,5k is connected to 2k (prod,non-prod)
we are having many ASA and pix in our company.sometimes i find very difficult to find which vrf is going to which firewall.
i want to know which vrf is going through which firewall.
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