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I didn't have the chance tio test it yet, I will be able to this thursday night HTY

Thanks for your help, I will check this tomorrow and keep you informed! :-) HTY

Hi, I have successfully configured my cisco 1721 router with 1 WIC1-ADSL to connect to the internet. The problem is that the router takes at least 20 minutes to connect to the internet after a router reload. Lately, the router doesn't connect at all and the ATM0 interface isn't coming up, in...

Hi all, I had a crash on my HP Pavillon 464.fr... I've reinstalled Windows XP, but i've loste the sound and the USB drivers!!! Any help??? Thanks! HTY

it's what i am doing, the pool is a subnet that differs from the inside and the outside network it's a subnet lying behind router, do you know how can i check the the sent/recieved statistics of the IPSec tunnel on a PIX? (like the Statistics that i can see on the Cisco VPN client) HTY

sysopt connection permit-ipsec no sysopt route dnat crypto ipsec transform-set myset esp-des esp-md5-hmac crypto dynamic-map inside_dyn_map 20 set security-association lifetime seconds 900 kilobytes 4608000 crypto dynamic-map dynmap 10 set transform-set myset crypto map mymap 10 ipsec-isakmp...

I am trying to use one IP in the pool addresses, it worked: The client is connected, but i receives nothing from the PIX! received: 0 bytes. decrypted:0 any ideas? HTY

Hi all, I am using a PIX on my own network, so both inside and outside interfaces are on the local network (none of the interfaces is connecting to the internet), all addresses are statically assigned no DHCP, no DNS, no WINS!! A few servers lie on the outside interface, all i want to do is to...

Hi, Here are the results of the tests: With no stateful between the units: same problem. stateful configured on the lan failover interfaces: same problem. Upgrade from PIX OS 6.2(2) to 6.3(1): same problem!!!! I asked my resseller to pen a case at the TAC. HTY

why don't you make a secrure CRT script that make the work for you? each 24 hours let him type failover active on the secondary unit I'm also surprised that with an FO unit can work standalone!!! are there any traffic going in and out of its interfaces?? HTY

Hi, It's the first time that i configure an ipsec tunnel over a PIX, i've already read the cisco docs. my architecture: a PIX seperating inside from outside (as usual ) a host on the outside network have to discuss with a server on the internal network. I don't want to esatablish an IPSec...

Hi, It's the first time that i configure an ipsec tunnel over a PIX, i've already read the cisco docs. my architecture: a PIX seperating inside from outside (as usual :-)) a host on the outside network have to discuss with a server on the internal network. I don't want to esatablish an IPSec...

Secondary PIX is up to date, i verified that sooner by issuing a "wr erase" in the standy and a "wr standby" on the primary, this works fine. It's a good idea to test with one cable, i'll do that tomorrow before upgrading to 6.3.1 HTY

2 interfaces for failover because, there will be a huge number of connections to be synchronized between the two units, so a dedicated link should be fine. HTY

I do have an interface called fo: nameif gb-ethernet0 inside security100 nameif gb-ethernet1 outside security0 nameif ethernet0 fo security20 nameif ethernet1 stateful-fo security30 For the upgrade to 6.3.1 I will stop the failover between the two units before the upgrade. Tell you tomorrow...

stateful-fo is serving for the stateful failover, and has nothing to do with the lan failover. I don't understand why i should change it. I'm using PIX OS 6.2 (2), i'll test an upgrade to 6.3.1 I already noticed that you've a bad experience with this version :-) HTY

On the primary unit: Failover On Serial Failover Cable status: My side not connected Reconnect timeout 0:00:00 Poll frequency 3 seconds This host: Primary - Active Active time: 3306 (sec) Interface stateful-fo (t.t.t.169): Normal Interface...

failover link interface stateful-fo is for Stateful failover failover lan interface fo is for lan failover. HTY

I'm not planning tu upgrade to PIX 6.3, how can i make this script? thanks andy HTY

Can you check if the above configuration is correct? Thanks HTY