![]() That's a bit severe, no? Single packet counts as a host, ouch.Īt any rate, thinking I can preserve these 2 hosts by using one the publicly accessible servers as an NTP server, rather than going outside to public NTP server to get the current time. ![]() Or so I thought, looks like the 2 internal hosts in question (Linux boxes) periodically send a single UDP packet over port 123 to outside NTP servers to keep correct system time. Investigating further, I see a couple of hosts counted that are restricted to VPN access only, which surprised me since these are internal hosts that do not receive nor initiate traffic to/from outside. Running a "show local-host" I see my host count at 8, a bit too close for comfort with a production web server sitting behind the ASA. ![]() Was not aware that ASA 5505 base license restricts number of concurrent hosts to 10 (RTFM, I know). ![]()
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