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Hi,I m having following PIX-appliance-------------------------------------Cisco PIX Security Appliance Software Version 7.0(4)Device Manager Version 5.0(4)Compiled on Thu 13-Oct-05 21:43 by buildersSystem image file is "flash:/image"Config file at bo...
Hi,I m having following PIX-appliance-------------------------------------Cisco PIX Security Appliance Software Version 7.0(4) Device Manager Version 5.0(4)Compiled on Thu 13-Oct-05 21:43 by buildersSystem image file is "flash:/image"Config file at b...
Hi,We are having FWSM module in 6500 switch, also having license for 20 seperate security contexts.The problem is, I am able to create more then two contexts but at a time only one will work.pls help me on the same
Hi,We are having FWSM module in 6500 switch, also having license for 20 seperate security contexts.The problem is, I am able to create more then two contexts but at a time only one will work.(config. attached)pls help me on the same
Hi,Can we create multiple RSPAN Vlans on one switch and span across the same VTP domain ?I am using Cat 6500 switch.Is it possible to have multiple RSPAN sessions Simultaneouslyrequire valuable inputs for the same.
From inside zone you will not be able to ping outside interface of ASA/PIX - try to ping any other resources on outside interface.Also, ICMP will not consider as statefull in ASA/PIX acl - you should allow ICMP access on both the interfaces- Navnit
The reson to create IPSec tunnel is to protect data over shared link.If carrier edge rtr is managed by you then you can have either of the option.- Navnit
No issue of having public IP on internal interface if you have solid perimeter security infrastructure.But the recommendation is to use non-routable public IP on inernal interface.
Just to add,If it is two way IPSec VPN tunnel then access require on both direction whether its router/pix/asa withProtocol - 50,51 and udp 500hope its clear...
Hi,To access the server i.j.k.l from outside , this server should have public IP if its in a DMZ. If its in a private (internal) segment then one-to-one static NAT is required on the PIX.Also some of the TCP and UDP ports need to be open in PIX for o...