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darrenmerrett · 08-15-2005

I want to protect my public server with a public IP, using my new PIX. I have a public range 80.X.X.0 - 80.X.X.31 and my server is setup as 80.X.X.2. All the examples I can find require me to change the server IP, but I do not want to do that. What c...

darrenmerrett · 08-13-2005

I am trying to protect a public server with a public IP in COLO space with a PIX 506. I do not want to change the IP of the server, so I believe I need to use Proxy Arping.Do I simply need to add an entry arp inside 80.xxx.xxx.003 XMAC.ADDR.ESSXI hav...

darrenmerrett · 08-14-2005

Thanks for your help. It is still not working though. Maybe I should start from the beginning. I currently have a server 80.xxx.xxx.002I have an IP range 80.xxx.xxx.000 - 80.xxx.xxx.031I want to add my Cisco PIX without changing the server IP or sub ...

darrenmerrett · 08-14-2005

Thanks for replying.I have a range 80.xxx.xxx.001 - 80.xxx.xxx.31 allocated by my ISP.The server uses 80.xxx.xxx.002 and I have assigned 80.xxx.xxx.003 for the outside and 10.1.1.1 for the inside.I can change the addresses for inside and outside but ...

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