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On Pix 506 I configured three public IP's as static convertion for Private address ex: the inside address are 10.0.0.201-203 aqnd public address is 207.49.24.50-52The public IP's are not registered even after configuring the Alias command the public ...

sasif23 by • Community Member
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Can anyone explan this message from the PIX syslog? The 208.*.*.* address is my DNS server on the outside network. The 63.*.*.* address is a client address on the inside network. The client seems to resolve DNS with no problem. What does this message...

jimb by • Level 3
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We have a PIX 515 that handles all of our tunnelling and firewalling functionality. We'd like to be able for someone to use the VPN client to tunnel into our network from home and then route to a remote office. The catch is that the remote office is ...

I would like to update software in PIX-515-UR, version 4.4 to 5.x or 6.x. for test purposes. Must I buy a licence or may I just download an image from CCO? Should I have any licence key to do the update?

admin_2 by • Level 7
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What ports need to be openned to put a Microsoft server to DMZ network and still keep this server a part of the active directory that is inside the PIX?Thanks,Michael

v6ip by • Community Member
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I was under the impression that by default, conversations started on the inside of a PIX would go out and responses would be allowed in. And it does seem to work like this for various apps like Web, telnet, ftp and so forth. However, I am trying to g...

tato386 by • Level 11
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