11-02-2001 05:56 AM - edited 03-08-2019 09:02 PM
We switched over to a new range of external IP addresses yesterday. About half our workstations cannot access the internet at all. I can ping the PIX but not the router that the PIX routes them to. If I reboot the PIX and router some people start working but others that were working then cannot access anything. I am thinking it may have something to do with NAT and the PIX not releasing external IP's or something?? BTW I have gone through the config line by line and nothing has changed except the IP's and static routes that had to change. We are on PIX version 4.1(5) and the router is a 2500....(I know its old stuff). If you have ANY ideas or suggestions please post or email....Thanks
11-02-2001 07:52 AM
Are you using a Global Range or are you using one Global IP address for outbound access?
11-04-2001 10:22 AM
I highly recommend upgrading to the latest Pix firmware if the hardware requirements are met. Without seeing the config it's hard to tell. I would make sure that the GLOBAL command has the new IP range also. Did you do a CLEAR XLAT command after changing the NAT settings?
11-08-2001 06:28 AM
Have you tried the 'clear xlate" command?
11-08-2001 06:41 AM
Check your NAT and GLOBAL statements.
Make sure you create GLOBAL statements for global pools and PAT.
Ramesh
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