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wferrell · 01-05-2004

Hello Im have a 3600 Internet Access router with a 172.31.1.x /24 subnet to its "inside" hostone of the host is a PIX @ .43 with a natted protected computing base inside.-I need to configure IpSec on the router to the PIX but still allow all of the ...

wferrell · 02-08-2006

Hello Im sorry to hear of your problems but respectfully the equipment tht you have and the rescources that it supports are way to valuable to tinker with.You have to solicit a professional . And this site is not a training site but a site for profes...

wferrell · 01-28-2006

I agree that once you entered line two everything was wide open butI had the same issues the my acl. I can tell you its the syntax but i cant remember the right syntax fixdont forget to clear xlate and clear your acl counters and enter the ip any any...

wferrell · 01-13-2004

hello I think that configuring object-groups with different access priviledges may be more helpfull.Outside of that , yes overlapping subnets may render you problems , rules of routing apply here . and finnaly I dont think that the problem is a bug. ...

Re: Newbie PIX user- NAT, PAT, both? · 01-12-2004

MarcIm really worried of your efforts with the PIX. It is not an easy tool to learn and can be destructive if deployed wrong. please hire a consultant to protect your assetsWilliam Ferrell IA WAN Eng., CCNP, CISSP WaizComm-PCNets.net

wferrell · 01-09-2004

Hey Post the progam and Ill try it out for you William

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