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I support an ageing pix 6.3 firewall. The ruleset on this firewall has been established forsome years now. One part of the ruleset allows inbound traffic for port 443 to an internal address. All fairly standard stuff. This rule works and can be verif...
Hi all,I think i know the answer to this but i will try anyway, i support a pix 506e ver 6.1(4) (yes i know its old), which has been fine for what it needs to do for the last several years. However i now need to open a range of ports to a host on the...
Thanks, that actually helped me a lot, it turns out that the iphone i was trying to connect was using the internal wireless lan.........(same subnet as the pix internal)So the pix was behaving as expected (and so was the draytek), problem solved
Yes, other 443 traffic routes through ok (its a server). my only guess is that either the cisco is filtering the 443 traffic somehow (fixup http ?) or that there is secondary traffic outbound that the pix is blocking. Just though somebody might know....
Thanks for the reply. I'm not sure i fully understand it though. There must be a way of port forwarding a range of ports other than by access-list and static mapping to particular internal hosts. I know pix ver 6.3 has object-groups (?) that can be u...
