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I have a Pix 515 and there are a few users that have left the company that I want to disable or delete their accounts. I cannot seem to find the correct syntax to remove or disable them. Even changing their passwords would be ok. In my config I ha...

My organization just went through a conversion from Checkpoint Firewall to a PIX Firewall. We run backups from our DMZ to our Internal network through the Firewall. The backups have run a lot slower when we put the PIX firewall in operation. The b...

mdargin by Level 1
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HI,My company currently has two sites one in CA and the other in PA. They are connected by a PIX-to-PIX VPN tunnel. CA is our headquarters. I now have to add another remote location in CA to the network. The new location will have a T-1 and PIX ect. ...

mokuma by Level 1
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Hello.In an effort to protect my network from IP Spoofing, I was thinking about applying the "ip verify-reverse path" command to my inside and outside interfaces.Just curious as to if anyone uses this command or has any other suggestions.Thank you!

HelloI'm running a site-to-site VPN at Cisco PIX, and when I scaned my pix i see port 1723 open, now i what i want is to filtre it and allow only my other vpn server to access it and no one else, so i need to write 2 rules, one which will allow other...

alexus by Level 1
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Can you do failover to two different ISP's and share the load between the two, or would I require a router with route policy's configured to do this? The Sonicwall 4060 does this, and I was curious if Cisco has a similar way. Thanks!

jhaggett by Level 1
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I have read in some Ciscoworks documents that there is a "server" install and a "client" install of the component? I can't find any further info about what the client piece is all about? If Ciscoworks is managed through a web browser, what are they r...

mjsully by Level 1
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Hi, I have a cisco 515 pix on my network and the other day it reboot itself and I got this message.Thread Name: (Old pc 0x80205adf ebp 0x818bdf7c)Traceback:0: 44cd7242 vector 0x0000000e (page fault) edi 0x00000000 esi 0x80791db0 ...

j386 by Level 1
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Hi!I am about to setup a couple of branch office sites connected to the corporate network thru Easy VPN Remote Access. I will be using a PIX501 at the VPN client side and a VPN3030 Concentrator at server side.My question is, can I use our Cisco Secur...

Blixten by Level 1
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I am using a PIX 515. I only have 1 public IP address from my ISP that is the outside ip address of the PIX. We are installing a mail server on the inside of the PIX. I want all port 25 traffic that comes to the PIX outside IP address to go to the Ex...

tdavies by Level 1
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Folks, We want to implement network level security within our Lan environment. I have been looking at different technologies Cisco has to offer. here are my thoughts. What i am looking for is security at the network level, that means when a us...

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