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Have overlapping network 172.16.9.0. Trying to follow the link according to which this scenario will work. http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/iaabu/pix/pix_sw/v_63/config/bafwcfg.htm#wp1113571The scenario is not working. This is what I f...

Hi,we are trying to setup a windows media 9 server (windows 2003) behind a pix firewall. We first started by opening the tcp and udp ports by Microsoft documentation ie:tcp port 1755tcp port 554udp port 1755udp port 5005The clients comming from the i...

lordi by Level 1
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Hi all,I had a co-worker tell me that the PIX is not an enterprise solution. Since I've never worked for a large corporation, I couldn't say if he was right or not. Your thoughts? Also - has the PIX OS ever been compromised?Thanks in advance!Andrew

firechicken by Community Member
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Wondering if I can do this. Here at corp I have a 3005 and my external small offices all connect into it via 3002 hardware client.I am bringing on 4 new offices all of hilton head island. I would like to place a 3005 out there at Hilton Head Island a...

I am adding a failover firewall to our network. Our ISP has a 30-bit subnet for our outside network connection. One IP address for there router and one for my firewall. To add a failover firewall should I ask my ISP for a 29-bit subnet for the extra ...

don.cook by Frequent Visitor
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What is the best way to ensure the MC database is in sync with the actual running config for a sensor? Currently I remove and re-add the sensor if the MC does not reflect the actual sensor config?

gbudgbud7 by Community Member
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We have a remote office that we would like to isolate with a PIX. Currently we have a trunk between the core located in our building and the core located in their office. All traffic is layer 2 and there is no routing between the buildings, just the ...

bizsnatch by Level 3
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Since we now have inline IPS box which is going to sit between your outside network and inside network and going to analyze traffic before it reaches the host on either end. Now if you have firewall box, even that's going to analyze the traffic and m...

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