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Thank you very much, this should do it. By default, the PIX does allow HTTP and FTP, correct? or is every port closed by default? All we use on our network is internet and exchange mail. Thank you again.

Interesting website North - Thanks unclerico: thanks for the command to reset the PIX. After its reset, how would I go about unblocking port 25? also does the PIX automatically assign 192.168.x.x IP's to my workstations or do I have to set it to DHCP?

Thanks for the fast reply. Here's how I want it setup once I configure the PIX: 1.Netopia DSL Modem connects to PIX via crossover cable 2.PIX connects to 24-port switch 3.workstations connect to 24-port switch 4.Linksys Wireless Router connects to 24-port switch Currently I am using the dinky...

I was recently given a perfectly functional PIX 501 and wanted to connect it to my DHCP network. We only have one server that hosts exchange/DNS and 5 workstations, and I just need a simple, basic config. Honestly, I'm a bit of a PIX noob and wanted to see if there are any step-by-step...

Hello, Please forgive me as I am fairly new at setting up Exchange on SBS 2003. We recently switched from a static network to an all DHCP network (our old DSL modem died unexpectedly, we installed a new DSL modem/broadband router), and now cannot get any new mail on our Exchange Server...