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Thanks for the Reply Jeter. What I have is 4 point to point t1's between two locations. Both of these locations are very large buildings, and two t1's come into each end of each of the buildings. I am using 2 port vwics using multilink. Total of four routers. The building has connectivity now...

I found the issue. I have to point my network that is in between the Pix and the router at the router for the default gateway, instead of my PIX firewall. Now I have to figure out something else. THis building has a total of four T1's going to it. Two come into each end of the remote building...

I just tried using RIP instead, and I can ping the firewall now, but still cannot ping workstations. Any help would be appreciated.

I am having trouble figuring this one out. I have a new point to point setup, that will be connecting one of our remote buildings. I can ping through from Bldg A to anywhere on bldg B from the firewall and routers, but not in reverse, and not from a PC without a static route. From Bldg B i can...

Thanks alot for the quick reply. I will give it a shot tonight!

COnfig is matched on both. When I change over, internet access is just fine. The one problem is my webservers are unreachable from the outside, unless I reboot them. Anyone have any pointers on avoiding a reboot? I have quite a few, and would rather not have to do it.

I have a request to have a autoresponce to only some groups that send mail to a distribution list. Any ideas? I can't seen to find if it is possible to do this or not.

Just boot to the cd, and choose new installation. The it will ask you to choose a partition to install on. Choose to delete and create new partition, and it will then format it it for you.

Thanks for the info. Looks like I just have to get 2 new ones!! That makes me so sad! Just kidding.

We are going to be purchasing a 525, and we already have a 520. Is it possible to setup failover between these two models? They will be fairly far apart, but can be connected via fiber or 100mb cat5.

Forgot to post, but Cisco says the LT430TX cannot be upgraded past 5.3 due to hardware issues. So it is the mainboard that is the problem.

I have a problem where a user created a recurring meeting, and booked a conference room as a reource. He deleted the meeting, all occurences. In the calendar for the Conference room, it shows it is free and clear, but if you attempt to book the room as a resource during the deleted meeting time...

Try typing this conduit permit gre any any just to see if it will accept gre...

Trying to upgrade from 5.3 to 6.2. I get the following message after sucessful tftp and reload: This Cisco PIX Firewall model LT430TX is not supported..... Have 128 Ram, and 16 flash Anyone have any suggestions?

We upgraded to exchange 2000, and now OWA which runs on the same server, is logging in ok, but the webpage itself is now a bunch of garbled code in the left bar, and no buttons show either. Any tips?