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mfsumption · 03-21-2007

I have a search engine spider that runs on my server that is protected by a PIX 501 with a basic configuration. The spider needs HTTP outbound access and back inbound again to spider a web site that is on the same server. I am a newbie, but I believe...

mfsumption · 03-22-2007

Fred, Vibhor, and acomiskey: I must say that this is the finest, most prompt, and most helpful forum I have ever visited. I am a software developer now, though I used to be a network guy a long time ago, so I really appreciate all your help, and I wi...

mfsumption · 03-22-2007

Fred, thank you for joining this "conversation." The HOSTS file solution appeared to be the simplest as compared to the "DNS doctoring" so I tried it, and the good news is ... it worked! Thanks again!Michael

mfsumption · 03-22-2007

No fix yet unfortunately. If the http traffic is open both ways then why can't the spider connect? I had the exact same problem with another utility called WebKeepAlive, which was installed on the same server, and all it does is make an http request ...

mfsumption · 03-21-2007

Oh yes, sorry about that. Following are the responses. Thanks again for your help.Result of firewall command: "show static" static (outside,inside) 10.0.0.1 [ip addr #1] netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0 static (inside,outside) [ip addr #1] 10.0.0.1 netmas...

mfsumption · 03-21-2007

Hi Vibhor, following is the response from the cmd line when I ran the 3 lines above. My public ip address may be removed. Thanks for any additional help you could provide.Result of firewall command: "static (inside,outside) tcp interface 80 10.0.0.2 ...

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