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thomas.waddell · 01-08-2002

I have a PIX 520 in production. It also happens to be my only potential single point of failure. Because of this, I've been trying to convince my boss that I need another PIX for fail-over.He doesn't want to spend any more than he has to and has co...

thomas.waddell · 03-16-2002

The PIX firewall is built from the ground up to be secure (i.e. it doesn't suffer from vulnerabilities inherent in a 3rd party operating system). With Symantec, everytime Windows or Solaris comes out with a new security patch you'll have to schedule...

thomas.waddell · 03-16-2002

You can't put two static routes for the "gateway of last resort" on the PIX. So if your Internet T1's are connected to two different routers, you will have to route all outbound traffic from the PIX to one router or the other.Better to use one route...

thomas.waddell · 06-07-2001

After you create the access-list you have to go into the interface you want to apply it to and apply it as either inbound or outbound on that interface, have you done this?If so, can you post the access-list and the interface you've applied it to? (...

thomas.waddell · 06-06-2001

Here's a suggestion that will serve you beyound this problem.Set up a syslog server (if you don't have one, search the Internet for KIWI Syslog). You can install Kiwi's syslog server on a windows PC and configure your PIX to syslog to it.Once you ha...

thomas.waddell · 06-05-2001

Mark,Sounds like you are describing Port Redirection. This has been added to the PIX Software version 6.0. Which version are you running?If you have 6.x, use the STATIC command to enable this feature. Check docs for exact syntax.Hope this helps,-T...

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