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OK this has been bothering me for quite some time. I have a pix 506 setup at home that stops responding at least 2-3 times in a day. The 3rd indicator lights go off only leaving the 3rd one to right blinking. First LED for power is off. Second LED for activity is off. Third LED for network is...

here is the config.... The pix has a new external ip address. And client from which I'm connecting from has the external IP address to connect to. Any help would be great. Thank you. XXXXPix# sho run : Saved : PIX Version 6.3(4) interface ethernet0 auto interface ethernet1 10baset nameif...

Its going to the new ip :) Once I get home I'll copy and paste the new config.

Hey guys. My cable modem at home was having problems for about a week until comcast came out and fixed it. I have a Pix 506. Now that my cable modem works I simply rebooted my PIX and acquired a new dynamic IP address. Now I'm trying to VPN to my home network with the new address. But nothing...

thanks Lloyd. You da man!

Oops. Who is better than you? I made a typo error. HeeHee Since I did say above "my outside address on my PIX 506 is 192.168.1.1" Hence my ACL would be: Access-list RulesForOutside permit tcp host 192.168.1.1 any eq 5901 Access-list RulesForOutside permit tcp host 192.168.1.1 any eq 5631...

ok here is what I want to achieve. This has been two weeks already and I hate procrastinating. But thanks for the helpful users on this forum that I think I've come up with the answer. I want to access my network at home from work so I can work here and home :) I'm sure everyone here does this...

huh? Why open the smtp port? Or is that just an example?

Is it possible to setup VPN access on a 506 Pix eventhough the external IP is dynamic? If so how do you port forward from the external address to my NAT address? Thank you.

I want to setup VPN so I can access my network from the outside world. Please help? I"M A NEWB!!!!!!! THANKS!

Is it possible to port forward on a PIX 506 with the external ethernet configured DHCP?

Ok now that I have PDM setup the GUI definitely helps out more than putty. I have a PIX506 and want to setup VPN. Does anyone have a link or some tips to start this because honestly the CISCO reference guides look like jargon to me. I'm too new at this to understand that. Thanks for all your...

FWHATER... Great that worked. All I had to do was create the username mypix password xxxxx and that allowed me to get into my pix through PDM. Thanks Fellas. Time to work.

Ok i have checked my version on my 506. Everything is ok. I have installed java jdk-1_5_0_01-windows-i586-p and I can't access my PIX from the IE. Https://10.31.0.100 I receive a login window and it requires username and password. I simply type mypix in the user and my telnet password. And...

Hmm...Ok I"ll try when I get home. But don't you need Sun Java Client to be installed as well. SOrry for all the questions...

cool. This still looks very confusing :( One project at a time. HeeHee Do you have a link for PDM? That would be great if I could configure my pix through GUI. Kind of like Linksys. LEt me know... THanks master :)

Sorry No it doesnt have PDM installed on it. I was thinking about installing it but it seemed like a long proces. Putty has been doing the job for me. Is it worth installing PDM? Wow another thing to learn huh? Forgive my newb comments. Thank you

that would be cool but I have not a clue how to. maybe i should look at cisco's website and learn. Any other tips? Thanks. By the way its a 506

Ok here is my setup. Please take it easy on me guys since I'm a newb with minimal experience in this field. So... PIX 506 connected to cable modem. dhcp address on the outside interface 68.14.1.1 (make believe address) Internal Server NAT 10.31.0.160 All other nodes are on the 10.31.0.0 subnet...