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I have 2 PIX 520's setup with failover between the 2. If you unplug an interface that is in a switch or hub this will cause failover between the two... Failovers kill connections. I need to move the connections into a new switch without causing a fai...

mowtnman by Level 1
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I need to separate a OSPF area 0 with a firewall, becouse now some WAN connection are provided by a carrier in MPLS. I would like connect this WAN router outside the firewall, however I need also to extend the routing protocol OSPF to WAN. How I can...

I have a IPSEC/IKE tunnel successfully up between an IOS router (2600 series) and a PIX 520 firewall. The ISAKMP SA's show up fine, and the IPSEC SA's show correctly, with the correct peer, etc. A ping initiated from the IOS side gets to the PIX, a...

When using the VPN client 3.5 on Win 2k machine, I am not able to access DUN entries using the DUN check button.It can be made to work by using the third party option. The option is use is: rasdial <DUN entryname> <number> <name> <password>This works...

loiscomms by Level 1
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My company has not switched over to W2k yet. I'm trying to establish a VPN connection for our outside sales reps. Most of them are using either cable modem or DSL to get internet access. I am unclear on getting the VPN set up. Currently I have ou...

tmay by Level 1
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Hello,everyone: I have a question : How many access-lists can apply to a pix interface? I know that a router interface can only apply one access-list to it in one direction(in or out).

zoushan by Level 1
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Does anyone know of or heard of how to save the PIX config to a tftp server.Unlike the routers where you can directly save the running or startup config to a tftp server. Thanks in advance.

gspencer by Level 1
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