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Having an odd problem with port redirect. Seems that all traffic being direct to various web sites is defaulting to the first static. Ignoring the rest of the statements though similiar. I am attempting to redirect the next 443 traffic to 62443...624...
I had to reread this a couple of times to fully understand the intent.XLATE refers to PAT (Global) so what you are seeing is the PIX box creating internal port maps to internal port maps. Theres little to correlate other than there is a reasignment. ...
Probably want to change the Fixup Protocol SMTP 25 to no fixup protocol smtp 25 as there are occasional problems with Exchange and ESMTP with the No Operation (NOP) command when exchanging mail. Sometimes you can get some odd traffic being sent and r...
Scott;I did open the ports comming after my last posting but to no avail. Does what your saying make sense? Yes, it does. Quite clearly but not before I tried to redirect SSL (port 443) this way. After going through three packet sniffing sessions, on...
Traffic should appear to be comming in as 443 (SSL) via a https:\\ header. Because the destination is a multi-homed box with numerous web sites hosted. Adding IP addresses for each site with SSL is the only way to provision this. Once inside the PIX ...
Traffic is comming in as 443 and redirected as 62xxx because of various different IP addresses can't use the same port over and over again. Traffic has to be sent to the web box as a different port each instance. Thus the web server has to be configu...