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Greeting all Cisco PIX followers and enthusiasts.I've successfully set up the PIX to allow traffic inside to outside without a problem.I'm having having trouble setting up ACL's for ports, say, 5631 through 5636 on single static IP address assigned ...
Hello all.I have 1 ADSL router using its own NAT and PAT sitting between the ADSL point and E0. PC host on E1 unable to ping to the router on E0.Config of PIX as below:PIX Version 6.2(2)nameif ethernet0 outside security0nameif ethernet1 inside secur...
I understand that as in any firewall the PIX 501 sits in between the DSL interface and the LAN. It is not possible to connect to a USB type ADSL modem as there is only an ethernet point on this unit. I have an ADSL router which includes its own modem...
unable to access necessary page to download new version (6.2).Something about the authorization invalid. I am able to post messages to this forum I must be logged in. Can someone advise me how to obtain the necessary file?
It appears the reponse by pavlosd is correct.What I didn't know at the time though is any number of rules are possible to add to one acl list name but trying to create mutiple acl's and then applying them in succession by access-group in interface co...
Thank you for your response, answer to questions areGlobal IP is bound the WAN interface on the router.The router does all the NAT work not the PIXThe router is attached to the outside (off E0)Station that hosts PC Anyhwere is on the inside (off E1)....
Hi Tom,could you tell me why the static command is better and why NAT0 is to be used instead for VPN?Or perhaps point me to link where this would be discussed.Thank you
I've added the following statements for ICMP return traffic:icmp permit any echo-reply outsideicmp permit any information-reply outsideicmp permit any mask-reply outsideicmp permit any parameter-problem outsideicmp permit any source-quench outsideicm...
I am using the NAT0 statement because a router attached to E0 does its own nat to the Internet.I've cleared the access list and added the static statement.The host still can't ping the router on E0.Is that becuase either the outside or the inside int...
