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Can someone tell me if routing is the same on the Cisco PIX as it is on a Cisco Router?Does longest prefix match still apply when selecting a static route?For example, if I have the following:route dmz 192.168.251.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.251.1 1and r...

netadmin5555 by Community Member
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Ideally I would like to place an ASA 5510 in line between three devices on the same subnet and have the traffic between them inspected.For example the network 10.10.10.xEth0/0 would have input coming from 10.10.10.1Eth0/1 would have input coming from...

ben.schultz by Community Member
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I need to get passive FTP to work through my 877 routers firewall.The only way I seem to have been able to do it so far is by allowing the 20 and 21 ports in which is fine but I also have to allow the range 1024-6000 to come back in otherwise the con...

jonhowell by Community Member
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HiI have a scenario where an IDSM with IPS 6 is triggering on traffic from a non-trunk interface but when the same traffic passes over another VLAN on a trunk.Monitor setup is like thismonitor session 10 source interface Gi1/2monitor session 10 sourc...

hoffa2000 by Level 6
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I'm currently running a Pix 525 with a failover. I'm on version 7.2(2) not sure which version to upgrade to? Has anyone had any experiences with 8.0(3) or 8.0(2) good or bad. thanks

pwalke1 by Community Member
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Hi,I have the situation in the attachment.I've set up a remote access vpn for client 2 to access some networks behind R1 and R2. There is no NAT involved. The network uses OSPF. The routes are injected into OSPF using RRI. I've activated the same-sec...