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Hi everybodyI'm trying to configure a 515E + failover unit and I' ve a little problem Let's imagine the following scenario:Inside network 192.168.10.0 255.255.255.0 on interface "inside" ethernet1 security 100 100fullISDN router 192.168.20.250 255.25...

pgasol by Level 2
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I have a router that has 3 non-contiguous class C networks being routed to it and a Pix behind it. The Pix must have static translations that have public addresses that fall into each of the subnets. Since I can only have 1 address on the Pix outside...

pries by Community Member
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I'm trying to get Terminal Services to work through my PIX, port 3389, and cannot for the life of me get this thing to work right. Here's my config of the static command and my access-list which is applied to the outside interface.static (inside,outs...

r.giguere by Community Member
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Anyone know if the PIX firewalls will soon be able to run OSPF as a routing protocol? I'm looking at it as an option to the existing Failover option for redundancy. Failover works well but you need to put additional switches in place to be fully redu...

eric.cote by Community Member
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Has anyone run into any problems FTPing from the internet to a MicroSoft FTP server using a MAC with OS10 through a PIX? I can get a connection, but cannot get any data or directory listings. It works when the MAC is on the inside network (behind the...

macarpenter by Community Member
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When I add a static route on a PIX for the inside i/f, to redirect traffic to a router on the inside network, the traffic doesnt route to the router. e.g. a PC has DG=192.168.1.254 which is the inside i/f of the PIX. Its trying to reach 192.168.2.0 n...

admin_2 by Level 7
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