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c-price · 08-05-2002

I have not been able to find anything allowing me to perform the following.I need to PAT a subnet residing on the outside interface when making a connection to a specific host (host A) reacheable via the inside interface. I don't want the outside add...

c-price · 03-05-2002

Is there anyway one can assign the next hop address based on source IP?What we have is two customers in a datacenter, we are trying to use two CSS's to load balance 4 firewalls. 2 firewalls for customer A and 2 for customer B. The problem is how to...

c-price · 08-06-2002

That worked great!Thanks for your help!

c-price · 08-05-2002

Thank you very much, I'll certainly give this a try. That is very clever!The nat (outside) 0 access-list 150 outside will still allow both hosts outside and inside to initiate connections to each other via their actual IP's right? I will need to s...

c-price · 03-26-2002

Our Cisco Rep informed us of the firewall group feature. Any idea when this will be available?Thanks,Clayton

c-price · 03-26-2002

Hello Perry,Thanks for your response. That would work great for incoming traffic. My problem lies with communications initiated from hosts behind the firewalls and backend CSS's. How can I make their traffic go out the proper firewall?Thanks,Clayto...

c-price · 03-07-2002

Thank you, I am familiar with those features. I was not able to find a way to apply those to routing. We spoke with Cisco, and they stated that in version 6.0 of WebNS there would be a feature called firewall grouping. But until then, there was n...

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