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The firewalls ended up being primary with the same address and MAC. I later notice looking at the logs that both were going back an forth from primary to secondary 3 to 4 times a day since the upgrade. After it did that twice during the same weekend ...

mdlv by Level 1
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I'm sure this must have been asked before but... Given service policies with CBWFQ and LLQ aren't allowed on virtual-access interfaces how can a service provider guarantee bandwidth and latency to VoIP or other priority traffic over a single PPP sess...

Hello,On a PIX501(6.2) with VPN Client (4.0.2), the Vpn connection is ok, but I encounter this problem :- ping from client (192.168.229.1) to lan (192.168.42.x) fails.BUT :if I ping first from Lan (192.168.42.x) to client (192.168.229.1), then a ping...

nrousseau by Level 1
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Sorry for the simple question But I am an idiot.My DMZ is 10.1.10.0 and the inside is 192.168.9how do I access a mail server from the inside to the DMZ ???The DMZ mail server has a static mapped public address that works fine but I have yet to make...

admin_2 by Level 3
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hi there is a problem, I have a inside and outside interfaces, I done a static (inside,outside) outside_IP inside_IPwhen I'm pinging from internet outside_IP thats fine, but I cannot ping from that pix inside_IP... why I got ping answers when I canno...

p.dubicki by Level 1
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I set up a PIX 501 as my firewall. I have an internal (public) host on the inside of the network. I have used the "alias" command to translate DNS requests ie;alias (inside) 192.168.1.10 [public_ip] 255.255.255.255When I ping the FQDN, ping returns t...

I have a quick question about configuring a PIX firewall and jdbc. I have two distinct networks running behind a PIX firewall. My webserver, jsp's, and JDBC driver are on one machine (on network 'A') and I have my SQL Server database running on anoth...

brarick by Level 1
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How is it that you set the range of ports that you want to have opened on your pix firewall using a conduit permit statemaent.conduit permit tcp host [ip address] eq ? ? ? ? ? I am not able to put a range in here say from 1000 to 1500

Jcurtis by Level 1
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Where can I find the license to get the IDSMC component to work? I have the full (unrestricted) box of VMS 2.1 sitting here but I can't seem to find the final IDSMC license.TIA!

og-ops-be by Level 1
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Hello, need helps on video conferencing.I have mapped a public IP to an internal IP for our Polycam video cam device. I want to allow remote branch to initiate video conference calls. Configuration added to my PIX (version 6.2)is:static (inside,outsi...

laupeng by Level 1
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Hi.I have two PC, one located in a DMZ and other in the inside network. Both must communicate bidirectionally across specific ports, but I want to disable NAT between them since I am handling an administrative application and it does not work with NA...

ramiro by Level 1
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We currently have a Cisco PIX that connects to our local network and then out to a T1 connection. We added a loadbalancing device that sits between the T1 link and the PIX. I changed the PIX's outside IP address and outside interface default route ...

bevans by Level 1
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Hi !any ideas whether destination-nat is possible with a Cisco PIX ?What I want to achieve is:When the FW sees a packet, destined to a special IP, it will translate this packet - every other packet will remain "untouched".ThxHans

schimekh by Level 1
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