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david_prakken · 04-22-2004

Does anyone know if an IOS IPSEC VPN can perform as one-armed? If so, what the pitfalls might be.Thanks!!

david_prakken · 09-18-2003

Help Please !HQ : CP 4.1 SP4 FirewallRemote Home VPN Users: Dialup or broadband connectionsRemote Office: Secure Remote users behind a Cisco 827 dsl router (vs 12.2)Problem: Remote home vpn users have no problem, butRemote office users connect fine i...

david_prakken · 08-20-2003

Hey All,Does anyone know the order of operations for inbound and outbound traffic on the PIX? I can not find the info anywhere.ThanksDave

david_prakken · 08-18-2003

Can someone answer how ASA creates "state" with UDP traffic? I have seen the matrix document of the approved UDP services, but I would like a better understanding of what makes it work.TIADave

david_prakken · 09-30-2003

Hey James,Isn't there a larger problem here? Pix failover is not made for load balancing. They are strictly an active/passive failover solution. You would need two regular pix's and someone's content balancing product (maybe cisco's ;)

david_prakken · 08-22-2003

Thanks, I saw this earlier but don't know if a router running CBAC maps to a PIX firewall running ASA.Dave

david_prakken · 08-18-2003

Thanks!

david_prakken · 06-12-2002

Is the ICMP leaving the PIX and not getting back? If so, make sure you have a route to your VPN IP Pool. It's a little hard to tell without seeing the config.Dave

david_prakken · 05-21-2002

A static NAT will solve that.Dave

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