Try changing your access-list to:
access-list access_out permit tcp any any eq www
To apply to an interface:
access-group access_out in interface inside
What ver of IOS are you running? I had this happen awhile back and it was because of a bug in ver 12.0.
Do search on Cisco's website for ID CSCdp29686.
I upgraded to ver 12.2T and it no problem since.
Connect a console cable to it and use hyperterminal to configure it. If you don't have a console cable, here's the pinouts from Cisco's website:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/acs_fix/cis2500/2501/2500ug/pin.htm
You only need 110 open if you will be accessing your e-mail from the outside via pop.
I'm assuming you have applied this to the outside interface.
Also look at taking out the fixup protocol smtp command and see if it works.
This is simple.
On your internet router, make sure you have a route statement with your new address to the outside interface of the PIX. I have this setup with no problems.
Make sure you are typing in the correct command:
copy tftp://TFTP_Server_IP_Address/pdmfile_name flash:pdm
Or you can use this and follow the prompts:
copy tftp flash:pdm
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