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  1. jacksun0426

    PIX 501 nat issue

    I have enabled syslog logging, - logging on command, not sure how I view it though Wayne
  2. jacksun0426

    PIX 501 nat issue

    Hi, I don't run wireshark on any machines, I have turned on capture on the firewall but I am not seeing anything at all..I just ran capture outside to start it, then show capture outside to see anything, is there a more robust log I can turn on or look at?
  3. jacksun0426

    PIX 501 nat issue

    Actually the camera stream encoder that runs on our server listens on port 5700 for the incoming request from the external service. It isn't actually the webcam, but the encoder application that the external service is trying to connect to. That request, from everything I have read is on port...
  4. jacksun0426

    PIX 501 nat issue

    I have a Cisco Pix 501 running and I cannot get a NAT to work. Here's what I need to do: One of our systems runs a webcam stream, which we want to make available on a website. The service we are using to stream this needs to be able to contact our server that has the cam attached to it so it can...

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