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Dear All,can anybody explain me.. how pix 7.0 load balances connections..lets take scenario.. pix-1intenal interface -172.16.5.3external inteface- 10.10.10.3pix 2 intenal interface -172.16.5.4external inteface- 10.10.10.4now two pixes. internal inter...

nataraj_v by Level 1
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I have IDS device version (4215) trying to connected to VMS CISCO works version 2.5. all the other IDS devices that previously connected are version 4210, but only this one does NOT report any alarms. However, it shows that it is connected on the S...

To connect to the command-and-control port on the AIM-IPS module on the ASA5520, does one have to physically connect the port to the switch?The g0/1 port on the ASA is already connected to my network and I was wondering if I can access the IPS Web se...

ciscors by Level 1
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10 days ago I installed ASA 5510 at a site. I was using image 7.0 (2). Static translations on a DMZ interface didn't work (I know PIX OS very well so this is not due to misconfiguration ) while dynamic translations worked. I upgraded to 7.0(4) and fa...

pax_2111 by Level 1
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Good morning,I'm getting an Alert in CSA, generated by Rule 18, stating that "A portscan was detected Reason: ICMP unreachable. ICMP: 10.64.100.101 -> 10.65.110.118 type destination_unreachable/03. The target address (.118) is a voice gateway on a ...

piltze by Level 1
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Ok, so I have a pair of 515's running 7.04Basically all users sit on Lan called Bpoint_users. These users as they hit their interface go into a VPN. The only traffic which does not go in the VPN is a file server and a printer. The traffic going thru ...

itchampnz by Level 1
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