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All, Thank you very much for your replies :-) I chomped the array and also added some logic to ensure that the file names are in sync.

...because there's a new line when I call the value from the array, can someone please give me any pointers? When I print the array, it looks okay. ******* #!/usr/bin/perl open (old,"old.txt") || die ("There was an error opening file: $!"); @oldnames = <old>; close (old); open...

...xyz-20070716.xml I have a UNIX script that does it easily as: date=`date +%m-%d-%Y` /usr/bin/ncftpget ftp://${user[$i]}:${pass[$i]}@${ftpserver}/*.${date}* Does anyone know how to translate this into a Windows batch script? I know how to build the basic windows script for this, mget etc...

Thanks.

Hello, I need to create a folder 'xyz' in all user mailboxes in an Exchange organization. Any suggestions on how this can be accomplished? Thank you.

...a 'halfclosed' state. Since the PIX will timeout this connection only after 10 minutes, the client is unable to create a fresh connection with the server. Since the server side folks are a bunch of ********* , I'll probably upgrade my PIX to ver 7.X to use the MPF feature and reduce the timeout.

That unfortunately doesn't tell much. Can you provide details - intended setup, config, etc.?

We have a similar setup here and it works fine. What exactly seems to be the issue? Any configs/debugs?

After some further thought about "I'm guessing the problem is because even though the client closes the connection, the xlate is maintained by the PIX" - that doesnt really make sense because the connection that is torn down by the client is at the transport level, but the xlate table is...

Hello, With reference to a PIX 525 running ver 6.3(3) - I have a host (hereafter referred as client) behind this PIX with a static one-to-one NAT. The client needs to connect via TCP to an external server on a specific port for a proprietary application. The connection is always initiated...

What IP address is the dial-ed in client assigned? Do your other hosts on that network have routes back to the client?

charleslau2855, I'm guessing the PPP option is for the Outbound WAN connectivity, for instance with a DSL connection where you have to supply a user name and password using PPPoE to get an IP address from your provider. Is there an option to permit GRE traffic, in addition to the TCP 1723...

If that doesn't do it, you should try and use split tunneling instead. Once the change is complete, get a copy of your routing table from your VPN client software. That should tell you if your default gateway is on your local LAN or the dialed-in one. Hope this helps..

That should be it, try unchecking it.

Maybe the RRAS service on the server wasnt set to Automatic when you rebooted it?

Can you provide some detail about the type of VPN we're talking about here?

You might have configured to use the default gateway on the remote network, uncheck that option.

Are you able to reproduce the issue without using the router? By directly plugging your PC into the cable modem?

Can you post the relevant portion of the config?

You should use wildcards in your access-lists - for instance: access-list outside_cryptomap_20 permit ip 10.100.103.0 0.0.0.255 any