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I've just experienced a X11 communication where xdm direct advertisment went through, but the resulting x11 communication was dropped by pix 515 6.3(4). I noticed that the dropped packet had a source port 0 otherwise it looked fine..As a note: direct...
well if you have lot of $$ you can go for webtrends package,if not you can stick to opensource and use syslog with some log parsing tool like swatch or similar. But for that you need to know what you would be looking for anyway as it's not that easy ...
nope:-the message comes from log.-it is a source port -there's no rule like that in the access list.the only reasonable explanation is that there's a general protocol analysis and it doesn't like source port 0.but the question is can it be changed?
the problem is with interface numbering in SNMP. If the numbering changes you get the result from the last one (i think). so either run the discovery script again or modify the config manually..How exactly MRTG works I don't know as I'm using somethi...
well i did that on 515, it works but you only gain 2 more ifaces.. that is if you have 5 physical you can have max 3 virtual.examples are on this website (at least i've found it here).which OS do you have on Pix?
