Title: RE: PIX 515 question
Hi,
First thing that you need to check is your security levels. I am most definitely assuming that your internal is a greater value than the DMZ. This can be checked by typing sh nameif. Traffic is allowed by default from a higher value to a lower (Eg. 100 -- 25
On 15 Nov 2001 at 10:11, Johnston Mark wrote:
Another thing to check is that you are actually connecting to the right IP
address this makes a difference if you use non-routable ip's in your
dmz. Lets say that you connect to www.test.com doing an nslookup might
reveal the legal ip (Eg.
Frederic,
Your a little sparse on details like IOS version, NAT setup, etc., but
there's no reason that what you want to do cannot be done. There are
examples of what your trying to do with and without NAT on the Cisco web
site (watch the wrap):
It was my first question to the ML,
Thank you very much for the great input !!
F
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Subject: PIX 515 question
Date: Wed, 14 Nov 2001 19:01:13 -0500
The network
DMZ-PIX-LAN
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INTERNET
We have a IIS web server inside the DMZ. I'm trying to access the web
site
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Subject: PIX 515 question
Date: Wed, 14 Nov 2001 19:01:13 -0500
The network
DMZ-PIX-LAN
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INTERNET
We have a IIS web server inside the DMZ. I'm trying
to access the web
site
The network
DMZ-PIX-LAN
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INTERNET
We have a IIS web server inside the DMZ. I'm trying to access the web
site (in the DMZ) from a station inside the LAN. We cannot access the
web site.
A guy told me that i was not possible (a NAT problem ?) with the pix or
Hi all,
we are going to purchase Cisco PIX 515 (restricted) with 3 interfaces. I
know that 3-rd interface has 4 ports. Can i run 4 different subnets on this
interface (i.e. it has to have 4 ip's ) and would it work?
Thanks.
Daniel Mester.
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Daniel,
I thought the PIX 515 normally came in 2, 3, and 6 port configs
(3 == 2 on chasis + 1 extra NIC in expansion slot, total 3 RJ45 ethernets)
(6 == 2 on chasis + 1 quad-card NIC in expansion slot, total 6 RJ45)
which one are you purchasing?
if you are getting the 3-port version, AFAIK
Daniel Mester wrote:
Hi all,
we are going to purchase Cisco PIX 515 (restricted) with 3 interfaces. I
know that 3-rd interface has 4 ports. Can i run 4 different subnets on this
interface (i.e. it has to have 4 ip's ) and would it work?
Thanks.
I am currently working on installation of a
Daniel Mester wrote:
Hi all,
we are going to purchase Cisco PIX 515 (restricted) with 3 interfaces. I
know that 3-rd interface has 4 ports. Can i run 4 different subnets on this
interface (i.e. it has to have 4 ip's ) and would it work?
Thanks.
The 515R only supports 3 interfaces. You'll
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