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I am having the EXACT same issue over here. Anyone have any ideas or can you direct me to the proper forum? Thanks!

Thanks ermora. I will continue to look for worms, viruses and/or adware/spyware on the servers as mentioned in the previous posts. Using PAT instead of NAT is something I will consider as well. Thanks for you reply! This issue has been most frustrating. I was about to reconfigure the PIX from...

Symantec Antivirus version 10 corporate edition did catch a bunch of viruses and adware on some of the office PCs. I also ran Microsoft's antispyware beta1 which is a very nice application, and in some ways seems more effective than Adaware and/or spybot. Still the internet dropped a couple of...

Hi Ermora, Thanks for your post. Yes I have tried "clear xlate" and sometimes that has brought it back. Most of the time, however, clearing the routing table does not do the trick and a reboot does. What is interesting is that even when it fails, I am able to use the ping command from the...

I will work on the support contract and do the upgrade although i doubt a firmware upgrade can be done remotely... probably would lose connectivity. Worst case I drive there and do it after hours. I will let you know how it goes. I appreciate the help.

See troughput setting below.. should that be modified? Hardware: PIX-501, 16 MB RAM, CPU Am5x86 133 MHz Flash E28F640J3 @ 0x3000000, 8MB BIOS Flash E28F640J3 @ 0xfffd8000, 128KB 0: ethernet0: address is 000b.5f49.2b6e, irq 9 1: ethernet1: address is 000b.5f49.2b6f, irq 10 Licensed Features...

Ok so it does not look like there is a user limit issue. Can excessive bandwidth use make HTTP fail? wouldn't the VPN tunnel fail as well? Could port 80 be getting blocked somehow? I guess I could check that with telnet. Looks like there is no service contract or warranty on the firewall, so I'm...

pixchamp# sh xlate 11 in use, 278 most used Global 65.199.98.123 Local 192.168.16.1 PAT Global 65.199.98.125(1516) Local 192.168.16.210(3529) PAT Global 65.199.98.125(1586) Local 192.168.16.210(3617) PAT Global 65.199.98.125(3674) Local 192.168.16.225(3067) PAT Global 65.199.98.125(3662) Local...

Thanks for your reply Chris. There are 50 concurrent licenses so I don't think that's the issue (small office, about 15 people). Would a rebuild of the script or firmware upgrades do anything? I will now check the sh xlate and sh conn and see what I get.

I should add that I am not at that location and that I have rebooting the firewall remotely with the "reload" command. Terminal Services works fine to their servers and of course drops upon the "reload" and then I can reconnect. One thing I have not been able to try since I am remote is hooking...

My company uses three Pix firewalls at three office locations. The three firewalls talk to each other using a PPTP VPN tunnel. This works fine. However, one of the offices loses its connectin to the internet through HTTP, and only a reboot of the PIX brings it back. while this happens, the VPN...