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I have an existing PIX 515 failover pair. I am installing a second circuit (more bandwidth needed) and will be using a second PIX 515 failover pair. Both outside interface IPs will be in different networks eventually. Both inside interfaces will b...
I have upgraded to PIX 525 7.2(2). When I did I used the same rules as on the 515. I know the fixup changed to inspect and have all working with the strange exception of VOIP and some special applications. one is with port 2000. I need to allow p...
We have a PIX 515 (6.3) and do not use NAT. All IPs on the inside of firewall are public. We need to VPN through the firewall to hosts/servers on the inside of the firerwall. We do not use NAT for this reasonnat (inside) 0 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 0 0VPN w...
yes, traffic from outside for the public IP 2x.2x.123.0 has to flow through the PIX2. I am assuming our service provider is now routing all to PIX-1 and once the 2nd circuit is installed will route networks accordingly.There is no router on outside ...
PIX-1 inside 2x.2x.1x.17 /28 outside 2x.2x.1x.2 /28PIX-2 inside 2x.2x.1x.28 /28 outside 2x.2x.1x.3 /28PIX-1 handles all nets now. PIX-2 will handle some of those once I get traffic flowing. I took one network off PIX-1 and configured it on PIX-2 wi...
Shadi,Thanks for your reply, but we have the situation fixed now. The application I was using to upload files from outside the f/w to a machine on the inside used port 2000. We had port 2000 in the global inspection rules under skinny.There was ano...