03-31-2003 11:08 PM - edited 02-20-2020 10:39 PM
We have a PIX firewall 515 E (no failover) with a simple configuration of allowing only web traffic from inside. PIX is with three ethernet interfaces and the DMZ is used rarely for specific requirements. A www server is hosted with authentication through aaa for incoming users in the inside.
For the last one week, PIX hangs every late evening. No traffic passes through the pix and we cannot ping any devices from pix as well. There are a lot of 'no buffers' counts seen in all the interfaces of PIX. CPU usage is about 21%.
Can anyone help in identifying whether this could be a hardware issue?
Regards , Murali
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04-01-2003 01:44 AM
Hi Murali,
I am not aware of any hardware issue but it could be a software bug. I suggest that you open up a case with cisco tac.
or you might want to upgrade to 6.1.4 which has fix for most bugs.
Thanks,
Syed
04-01-2003 01:44 AM
Hi Murali,
I am not aware of any hardware issue but it could be a software bug. I suggest that you open up a case with cisco tac.
or you might want to upgrade to 6.1.4 which has fixes for most bugs.
Thanks,
Syed
04-01-2003 01:44 AM
Hi Murali,
I am not aware of any hardware issue but it could be a software bug. I suggest that you open up a case with cisco tac.
or you might want to upgrade to 6.1.4 which has fix for most bugs.
Thanks,
Syed
04-02-2003 05:12 AM
We upgraded the pix to 6.1.4 and it has not failed last evening. Will observe and take a decision whether to approach Cisco for further help.
Thank you all for the support and I appreciate it.
04-01-2003 01:32 PM
If your pix hang's under heavy traffic condition, you might want to take a look to this field notice:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/customer/770/fn15490.shtml
I had a pix running under this FN. Under 20mbps of througput pix stopped passing traffic. Cisco eventually changed our device for a brand new.
You may also have a failover licence on your PIX. In this case pix is suppose to reload automatically every 24 hours.
Mike
04-02-2003 07:59 AM
The pix that was hanging was a 515, not a 515-E. Sorry, my fault.
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