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Hi What is for static (inside dmz) 192.168.100.0 192.168.100.0 netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0? Is it no nat for the 192.168.100.0 network? If I remove this line, what is happen? Could I use following lines together static (inside dmz) 192.168.100.0 192....

bma by Level 4
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Resolved! 525 GUI vs CLI?

Hi all-Noob question here. Got no Cisco experience, sorry.We've got a pair of 525's (the second is set for failover) that were set up for us by a consultant who used CLI to do everything.At the time, the consultant said that we can't use the GUI to d...

rocker311 by Community Member
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We have a PIX 6.3 that has been working with no problems, suddenly we lost the OSPF adjacentcy to our edge router.I can see the Neighbor in the edge router and the database has the routes, but they are not populating the route tables of the edge rout...

I am trying to configure a remote access vpn on a PIX ASA (8.x code). The ASA also has a site to site vpn terminating to it. I've got the remote subnet that comes in over the site to site tunnel working so that it there is no NAT when talking to the ...

matthewmphc by Community Member
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Okay so here is my situation. I have 2 static public IP addresses, lets say they are 55.55.55.55 and 66.66.66.66. Each IP address is for an independent web server. Lets say SERVER_1 has local IP 11.11.11.11 and SERVER_2 has local IP 22.22.22.22. So I...

Hi guys,Just wondering if it is possible to set up a site to site with both sites on the same inside address range. For example. 192.168.16.0.so can I write an access list eg access-list 100 permit ip 192.168.16.0 255... 192.168.16.0 255..Cheers.

danparsons by Community Member
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I have a failover pair in single mode. What would be the best process to move to multiple mode and keep my failover as intact as possible. Any thoughts on the best process to move to multi mode?Thanks in advance!

bcarroll by Level 3
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I suspect that the ISP managed router that is sitting in front of my PIX is somehow blocking ISAKMP (UDP 500) packets from reaching my PIX. Is there a way I can test if this is the case? Maybe something like telnetting to port 25 to see if an SMTP ho...

tato386 by Level 11
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