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Hi. Looking to nat DNS messages flowing across a PIX.Seen the "alias" command, but this seems to be for DNS servers on the outside only: (ie. DNS reply is NATed on a transition from a Low -> High interface)whereas I have a DNS server on the inside, w...

dcrabbe by • Visitor
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Hi, I have a setup where a PIX is installed between router and call manager. The router is connected to PSTN. But when I make a call from outside to inside only one way traffic is there, ie I can here voice from ip phone but not the other way. I trie...

Hidoes PIX can only source static NAT or destination static too. Situation is that costumer networks use the same subnets which should translated like on routers with inside local-global and outside local-global to hide the real addresses of both sid...

This might seems a dumb question but I'm wondering about the followings :- Given a out-of -the-box configuration of a PIX which has been upgraded to 6.11 and that is configured to allow only outgoing traffic , with no statics or access lists allowing...

scolombo by • Cisco Employee
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Good dayi have a Pix installed in my network and it is up and running perfectly. I assigned a password for the telnet and yet can not telnet the device from the internal network. Is there any additional command to enable telnet on it from the inside?...

wdalati by • Community Member
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We've been assigned only one IP from our ISP , which has been set on the outside interface.When I try to use the global command to enable the nat withglobal (outside) 1 pix-ip pix-subnetI get the error message that the NAT overlap the PIX IP.So how c...

scolombo by • Cisco Employee
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Hi,Im running Pix 535 with failover box. I have 5 perimeter segments and in/out segments. Approximately how many servers can a segment carry? My Pix535 port has 100Mb speed. Any idea is of great help.

jtornea by • Community Member
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