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At the moment I am configuring a PIX 501 FW. Behind the FW I got a videoconferencing server serving clinets on Internet.I have set up at static nat to the server from the public IP and opened all the needed ports. But still I cant contact the applica...

Hello I need to allow a server on a DMZ to access an other server on the inside network by NFS.What's the easiest way to do that ?I wrote something like that but I don't know if it's the best thing to do:access-list dmz-test_access_in permit udp host...

jdecroix by Level 1
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I just upgraded to IDSMC 2.0 today. When I try to do signatures updates to a 4.1 sensor, the job fails with this error below. I already added the VMS server as a trusted TLS host on the sensor. Rebooted.Any ideas? Do I need to add the sensors cert...

shannong by Level 4
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Hi all,In previous version of PIX IOS, yu could use clear xlate in cases where you wanted to force a session to close. Now with PIX 7.0, nat is no longer needed. Though what is the alternative to clear active connections (all or specific) shown by "s...

pavlosd by Level 2
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I am trying to change the radius server using PDM and I can not do it it give me an error sgtating that I need to change the server on the ACL.PLease tell me whereelse do I have to go and remove the old radius server and add a new radius server.Thank...

vitancr by Level 1
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I have several questions in regards to ARP.Does clearing PIX ARP table break any current communications between interfaces (ex. LAN to MAN mainframe connection)? How would the clear ARP affect new communications attempting to be initiated between in...

tsussman by Level 1
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