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Enabling our customers to leverage their install base and take them to the next level with Cisco Secure Firewall Threat Defense has always been a key priority.  The migration tool is available for download to migrate the configuration on the on-premi...

gopaks by Cisco Employee
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I have recently upgraded my Pix 520 from version 4.3 to 5.1(4) and I would like to convert all my conduit statements into access lists.My question is: if I add an access list and assign it to an interface will the conduit statements I have work simul...

robin by Level 1
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PIX and Win2K question:From reading previous posts I am still unclear as to VPN client support in Win2K working with the PIX firewall w/ IPSEC.From what I understand: 1) The Cisco Secure VPN client does not work in Win2K. No future upgrade of the c...

jkujath by Level 1
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Hi, I have a pix 5.1(2) and using the client v1.1. Currently the client can only support windows. I would like to know where I can get a client software that will work with the PIX, windows, mac, and linux. Do I need to upgrade the PIX software ve...

vvuong by Level 1
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Current problem:Incoming HTTP requests authenticated at a boundary PIX using RADIUS pass the authentication credentials on to an IIS web server running Outlook web access. The Radius authentication at the PIX uses a one time password,the IIS tries to...

rcleaver by Level 1
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we have just bought a PIX515R firewall I have to configure it, Dont know how to configure it by some misshap mannuals are also lost, pls. guide me how to configure. This is an ASP here we have Web, Dns, Mail Servers, Cache Engine and router with real...

asif.syed by Level 1
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I have a few questions:1) I have loaded PIX firewall 5.2(3) on my 515, are there any caveats or should I go ahead with this.2)Can some one tell me the use of Fixup protocol command.3)The software I am using to backup the machines on DMZ requires a lo...

I have a main site with a Cisco 3640 behind a Cisco Pix 515 Firewall. At my branch site I have a Cisco 1720. Has anyone else any experience/configs for setting up a GRE tunnel from the Cisco 3640 to the Cisco 1720 and encrypting it using the Main s...

We just got a new PIX 515 UR. We have had some dificulty getting it programed and also noticed the software version appears to be ver 4.4. Where and how can I get this upgraded. Also, I had heard that cisco can help the process by sending you a confi...

mballou by Level 1
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One of my clients is asking me to test with different tools/Apps in the market if the Cisco Pix520 installed in the company is really securing itsservers and nodes inside the network . Any ideas of tools or hackers apps and where i can find them ?

I would like to know the PIX architechture . On which level of OSi ref it works and how it manage the session.2. what all the option I can go for implementing for critical operation like Internet banking and Ecommerce business.3. what scalable featur...

srimantap by Level 1
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I have a need to route OSPF through a PIX firewall. We are using 7000 routers on either side of the firewall and are not using NAT. What are the options, if any, to pass OSPF routing updates?

8dpurkey by Level 1
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My concern is scalability. Our company is growing very fast and I don’t want to be locked into a system that won’t allow us all of the flexibility we need. How does a PIX firewall solution compare to Cisco-IOS based (router) VPN solution? Which is mo...

a-vazquez by Level 6
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