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Hey guys,I have a PIX 501 that shipped with a 10-user 3DES bundle. I recently applied an activation key for a 50-user upgrade that we purchased, and it disabled 3DES. I then obtained a 3DES/AES activation key from Cisco, but when I used it, my user...

Hello,My sincerest apologies, as this may have been answered in about a million posts here, but I've been unable to find it.I just installed a PIX 501 in a simple network. DSL router to pix firewall to internal network.I need to forward several port...

ggriffin by Level 1
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Hello forum, I need to upgrade a PIX 515e from 6.2.(2) to 6.3.(4) to enable the proper configuration within our Tacacs+ secure ACS server. I currently have Site to Site VPNs and a client to site vpn group setup. My question is: Will I need to gene...

dtuttle by Level 1
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Hello,Just wanted to run a few lines of my config by you guys. I want to host an FTP server on my internal network and allow people from the outside to access it.All I would need to have in my config is something like this right?access-list outside_...

abruso by Level 1
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3DES ENcryption works fine (2600-to-2600 AH-ESP Private share key), on say small telnet key strokes -ping;But, the encryption fails to display large Telnet directory, or large data transfer. The screen just hangs.Any ideas ... Is it do with packets f...

Hi I am new to all this so please bear with me. I have pickedup a pix 501 firewall for my small office at home. I am attempting to set it up however it asks me for a username and password(which I do not have). I have asked the individual who sold it ...

Moonacres by Level 1
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