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Hallo I have LMS 1.2 installed on Win2000 Server, i have downloaded CiscoWorks-LMS-2.2-LMS-1.3-Update-1-k9.exe. According to the Dokumentation this is a minor upgrade for LMS 1.2. I tried to install the update but i got a message that all product ins...

giaaaj by Level 1
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Hi,I've got an issue with a PIX 515E firewall on a customers network. The customer NATs their 3 x internal network ranges behind three IP addresses using PAT on a Nortel layer 3 switch.These three addresses are permitted through the PIX via access-l...

Hi all, I have some question about the 515E PIX as below:1.PDM is it not support by access-list ? because when i set the access-list in terminal console , so that i refresh the PDM can't find the rule , is it true?2.What different between acce...

I try to use PAT on my Pix 525, I define following:global (dmz1) 10.16.130.100 netmask 255.255.254.0nat (inside) 192.168.100.0 255.255.255.0 0 0, but it does not work. I try to ping host routed in dmz interface but doesn't response, Why does not work...

spotosme by Level 1
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Hi all , i got a problem , when i permit port 80 thought the IIS server , after that in IIS server computer open the main page time out , but when i try to using other computer in same LAN or use real IP to open the IIS server main page are wo...

I'm trying to setup my PIX 501 to work with my cable modem but I'm not able to get access webpages. My PC pulls a DHCP address from the PIX and my PIX appears to be pulling a IP, Subnet Mask, and Gateway address from the cable company. Below is my ...

bmckinley by Level 1
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Quick PIX question guys.Say you have the normal inside (Sec100) and outside (Sec0) interfaces. You have an ACL on the outside interface that allows access to an internal mail server or whatever. Now, you also want to restrict what outbound traffic ...

jamey by Level 4
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