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I have a Cisco 3600 Router in front of our network and we will be moving a few websites to a new server.I'd like to add a few rules to the 3600 to redirect all traffic from one of our ip address to the ip address of the new servercan this be done?If...
when I try and ping a dns server I have static router behind the cosci 501 pix I get no response.the server responds to dns requests just fine.what am I missing?access-list outside_in permit icmp any host 91.114.187.8access-list outside_in permit udp...
how do I go about erasing the two lines that are bolded from my pix 501 ?access-list outside_in permit icmp any host 9x.114.187.8 access-list outside_in permit icmp any host 9x.114.187.5 access-list outside_in permit udp any host 9x.114.187.8 eq doma...
first off - these are not my real ip addresses.I have a couple of dns servers that are currently exposed to the world - no firewall in front of them and I want to get them protected.My internal network is protected by a Microsoft firewall where we...
I just want to reroute all port 80 and port 443 traffic while dns propagates...I could do it with ip tables on the boxes themselves but I thought it would be easier in the 3600
I am not using NAT. the ip address on the device behind the 3600 is the same address that's broadcast to the world in front of the 3600 we just use the 3600 to limit access to certain boxes behind the 3600 and limit access to certain ports on those ...
correct: the two dns servers will not be accessible by their internal ips on the inernal network - primarily because they'll be plugged into the back of the pix and the balance of my internal network is plugged into other hubs. They will of course b...
"You have to remove the rules related to those two public IPs from your ISA so that they don't interfere and the PIX will not interfere in the other IPs since they are being used on the ISA so avoid configuring the other public IPs on the ASA.You ...
