07-10-2003 10:46 AM - edited 02-20-2020 10:50 PM
We have a PIX 506 in a test environment that has been configured in the past using Netscape. Now when we try to connect via https, Netscape says "unable to connect to server (TCP error: I/O error)". The PIX is version 6.1(1) and PDM is 1.0(2). I can connect via telnet and change the configuration but I have not been able to get the web connection working any more.
I captured the connection with ethereal and I see the 3 packets establishing the connection, then the client sends an SSLv2 Client Hello, then the PIX closes the connection. When I dump the configuration from telnet, I get:
<snip>
http server enable
http clientname 255.255.255.255 inside
<snip>
where clientname is defined earlier in name and "pdm location" entries.
The PDM Install guide has a Troubleshooting section and it says to make sure the clock is set to UTC. "show clock" shows the time and date, but no zone is listed.
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07-10-2003 07:45 PM
Have you changed the IP address on the PIX interface at some point? If so, try regenerating the public/private key pairs. Do:
> ca zeroize rsa
> ca gen rsa key 512
> ca save all
or you can just run the "setup" command from within config mode and it'll do all that for you. Then try reconnecting.
07-10-2003 07:45 PM
Have you changed the IP address on the PIX interface at some point? If so, try regenerating the public/private key pairs. Do:
> ca zeroize rsa
> ca gen rsa key 512
> ca save all
or you can just run the "setup" command from within config mode and it'll do all that for you. Then try reconnecting.
07-11-2003 05:16 AM
I don't think the IP has changed on either PIX interface. I did do a setup in config mode yesterday to set the clock - it was set to the year 2088. I didnt change any other values with setup. It didnt seem to help any.
I will give those commands a try when I get to the office.
07-11-2003 01:21 PM
That fixed it!
Thanks!
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