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On Pix Version 5.3(1). Can you configure the PIX to failover back to the Active after the Standby has become active and the fault on the original active has been fixed.

admin_2 by Level 3
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i need to install pix firewall manager 4.2(3)g on my windows 2000 server sp1 and i receive the following error:this program requires windows nt 4.0 or higher, terminating installation...i receive the same error when installing pix syslog server 5.1(1...

admin_2 by Level 3
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I have a PIX with two "external" interfaces (outside and client). All internal connections originate from 10.x.x.x addresses. I need to apply a different NAT pool depending on which external interface is used. (ie 65.120.74.64-65.120.74.254 if hea...

mshomo by Level 1
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Can I connect PIX 501 with 10 users license to a Network wih more than 10 PC and all accessing internet. But any time only 6-7 users will be surfing. If yes then I have a PIX which allows only the first 10 PC's which surf the net and the other PC's a...

I am trying to do policy routing with a PIX Firewall. The case is that i am trying to identify the source IP and depending on it I know that throw the packet to one router or other.I know that in a router there is a command that do this (route-map).D...

mendezjm by Level 1
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The PIX ascertains the trustworthyness of the traffic, based on the interface it is coming from, defined by the security value.When I have LAN-to-LAN or RA VPNs terminated on the PIX, how is the traffic from VPN peers measured ? It is the lowest secu...

rkuppurao by Level 1
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We found that we needed to set our PIX time to our time+6 hours in order to get the PDM graphs to indicate correct time. Assuming we in CST are UTC-6, California, PST, would be UTC-8. How does the pix determine which time zone it 'lives in' ?

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