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Does anyone know if it's possible to route traffic based on type (ie HTTP, SMTP) to a specific interface. We have one ISP connection connected to the Outside interface and another ISP connected to the DMZ interface. We'd like to force all out/inbou...

brnhornt by Level 1
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I want users to be able to surf the Internet, but not be able to download files.Is this possible?? Is there a protocol I can block?

I'm implementing a PIX 525 (2 interfaces only) and forcing all net and internally untrusted traffic through it ("PIX on a stick")--Is this feasible? How many users can I (NA) translate efficiently on a PIX?

admin_2 by Level 3
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according to PIX Installation Guide, you can have up to 8 interfaces on a PIX 525 (see Note at URL : http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/iaabu/pix/pix_61/pix_ig/pix525.htm#xtocid11according to PIX Configuration Guide, you can have up to 6...

admin_2 by Level 3
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We have a solaris box behind a pix firewall. We would like to not allow port 80 traffic to the server for security reasons and only allow 443. But if users in advertently go to the http:// URL instead of the https:// - they get a page not found err...

admin_2 by Level 3
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I am trying to get my PIX to NAT addresses from a DMZ interface out the outside interface. If I use a block of addresses from the subnet of my outside interface it will not NAT them. Here is my pertinent config info:ip address outside 10.1.116.2 25...

collinss by Level 1
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My Cisco 3005 VPN Concentrator keeps timeing out for some connections. When I look through the logs the only thing I see is:626 07/03/2002 00:06:30.890 SEV=5 IP/50 RPT=192 Headend received TCP ACK pkt from client 68.38.72.43, TCP source port 1195627...

cblack by Level 1
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