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Here's the scenario. I have 2 firewalls in my network: ASA 5505 and PIX 506E. Both firewalls's internal network is in the 192.168.0.0/24 subnet but their external addresses are different of course. The inside IP for ASA 5505 is 192.168.0.254/24 where...
Hi all, pls kindly take a look at my ASA 5505 config and see if there are any holes which could allow a hacker through and/or cause the internet speed to be slow. The reason I'm asking is because my user reported that they were hacked and that their ...
Hey, all. So, I have this topology where I have 2 servers config with static IP, a router, a switch config with VLANs 2 and 3 and several PC and laptop. Currently PCs on VLAN 2 will get their IP from server A which is also on VLAN 2. PCs on VLAN 3 wi...
Hey guys, I'm configuring a PIX 501 for my office. The firewall will be connected to my router. Anyway, my company has no static IPs. All our outgoing traffic are assigned IPs by our ISP. So, can someone take a look at my below config and see if it'l...
Jennifer, thanks for your reply. Your 2 suggestions are sound but they might not be feasible at the moment. Each of the firewalls are connected to 2 Cisco 881 router. One router for each firewall. What if I configured routing between the routers - i...
Jennifer, you're right. The host behind the PIX has default gateway pointing towards the PIX. How do I configure the VPN client pool to point towards the ASA inside interface on the PIX?Btw, it seems as though "same-security-traffic permit intra-inte...
Marcin, thanks for the reply. Juz wanna clear up a few things. Firstly, what is unicast RPF and how do I enable it? Secondly, could the inspection engines be the cause of the slow internet speed, upstream and downstream? Thirdly, I configured the ASA...
Hi Poonghuzali, I think you forgot that I have a switch in place which already has VLANs 2 and 3 configured. Oh, I also don't quite understand the following "ASA will have legs on both VLAN2 and VLAN3. On the router you would have to configure some r...
Yeah, I understood what Magnus meant. Thanks Magnus and Sankar. Will do the neccessary changes once I'm in office on Monday coz I don't have the password for the router. It's not a Cisco router so I can't recover the password. If it was, I could have...
