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Hi,This is the scenario:I am running Cisco 6006 with MSFC module that is connected directly to my inside net. All the traffics are sent to inside interface Pix firewall (515E). Than firewall performs NAT/PAT to riche the outside world. I would establ...

sfanayei by Level 1
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Does anyone know of any such 'script' or processing tool which will process a Cisco pix access list and convert it into Excel format?I currently use Voyence to capture pix configs / access lists however a lot of auditors like to see access-lists in '...

I created an ACL to allow only port 80 on my workstations. But most of the time, i can not able to access some websites. What port/s that needs to be allowed. I know that the internet is using a dynamic ports. can someone advise me or give some recom...

Ooops, made a bit of a mess of this. I didn't do this on site (the datacenter is too far away) - now I have a very early start b4 clients connect unless I can fix this on the PIX over SSH (which I can connect to)!I've had a few issues with VLANs behi...

dcooke by Level 1
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I want to add an internet routable address that points to my inside interface but the ASA is automaticaly converting the first octect to a non routable address is there a way to prevent this?

llotobias by Level 1
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HiFrom my inside pix users can go to internet. I configure PAT in PIX. I found one of use always eastablish session to internet and all time internet download file. so from My pix firewall can i do the stop of seesion for that time. I can not want pe...

iqbalkhan by Level 1
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