Hi, Got a quick question regarding an ASA5505 and the basic license. In my ASA i've managed to create 3 VLANs (apparently with the basic license, 3 is the maximum) and managed to use the nameif command for vlan 1 and 2, named inside and outside etc. For the other VLAN which is going to be my DMZ the nameif command is rejected but I am able to assign an IP address and security level. My question is, can I work with routing, ACLs, NAT etc. It turns out that the base license on the ASA 5505 comes with a few restrictions with regards to VLANning — in particular the number of VLANs and the number of trunks. When you have the base license and the ASA is in routed mode (you have IPs on. But with the IP assigned to DMZ vlan as appose to using a named (nameif) reference? Also, i read this today. There is a restriction here that many people do not know about: The DMZ VLAN can access ONLY the Outside VLAN but can not access the Inside VLAN. The bundled window software is not only used to read the recording data but it provides a virtual panel in the window to fully control the test. The operating interface is designed in a very intuitive way so that the user can locate the function by just look at the panel. Data logger thermometer for vaccines. The built in real time clock will give every set of recording data a time stamp so that every data can be traced back to the time it occurred. The other two VLANs (Inside and Outside) can access all the other VLANs with no problems. Is this the case? And i guess if the DMZ can access the outside, traffic can be sourced from the outside and routed into the DMZ if needed? Thanks, Garry. The base license allows for three VLANs, the third one can only initiate traffic to one other VLAN (as specified by no forward interface vlan on the third VLAN). This doesn't mean it can't 'access' the other VLAN, it just can't initiate traffic to it. A lot of people get that wrong. Let's say you've got three VLANs, one is OUTSIDE, two is DMZ, and three is INSIDE. On the second VLAN you would enter no forward interface vlan 3, then set the name via the nameif command and everything will work just fine. The DMZ will not be able to initiate traffic to the INSIDE, but will to the outside, and assuming you have your ACLs and NAT set up properly, it will be able to respond to traffic from the INSIDE.
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