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We have MS Proxy Server implemented and have installed the proxy client on the user boxes. We have opened TCP/UDP port 119 in the proxy. We can telnet on port 119 from a client and see the news server(supernews). When we try to authenticate we get a 482 reject. Any ideas? -- Ed McLaughlin, MCP...

Hosting several domains in Exchange 2000. Each domain has the coreect MX record and mail is working almost perfectly. A Domain Admin of the network where this exchange sever is, wants ot use the same user name (his AD login to the the local network) in each of the domains. He set them up with...

Fred, This is probably what you are looking for. You already have an access list defined (access-group 100 in interface outside ) so add these lines: access-list 100 permit tcp any host 206.111.80.98 eq 80 static (inside,outside) tcp interface 80 192.168.1.241 80 netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0...

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Hi! Sun packages all distributions in rpm format or GNUZIP tar for Redhat Linux. Go here: http://java.sun.com/products/archive/j2se/1.3.1_02/index.html It is recommended that you install 1.4. Go here: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4/download.html There are step by step installation...

I would think not unless you can configure your servers to listen on different ports (ie. 80 for one and 81 for the other) or you could say that requests for one or the other would come from a specific block of ip addresses. -- Ed McLaughlin, MCP Senior Software Engineer

To add to Chris' answer, try this: access-list acl_out permit tcp any host XX.XX.XX.XX eq 23 (This will allow any host to access your outside interface with tcp 23.. You may want to limit that by replacing 'any host' with an IP and Netmask of your choosing.) static (inside,outside) tcp...

If you are interested. -- Ed McLaughlin, MCP Senior Software Engineer

I see that you are connecting with a cable modem... Unplug the cable modem and the pix. (Remove power sources.) Remove the network cable that connects the pix to the modem. Wait 1 or 2 minutes and then plug the modem in. Once the modem goes online (look at the status lights), plug the network...

If I didn't make it clear... Connect to your PIX and issue the show ip and ping commands from the CLI (command line interface) of the PIX. -- Ed McLaughlin, MCP Senior Software Engineer

Are you sure your pix is obtaining an outside IP from your provider? Issue a 'show ip' and make sure your outside interface is getting an ip from your provider. Try pinging an inside ip (your workstation) and then an outside ip (this website). Output should look something like this...

If you are setting your workstation TCP information up manually, you should pick an IP outside this range: dhcpd address 192.168.1.2-192.168.1.33 inside If you set it up manually, don't forget to include a default gateway. In your case, 192.168.1.1 -- Ed McLaughlin, MCP Senior Software Engineer

What are you trying to accomplish with this line? route inside wumagic 255.255.255.255 192.168.1.1 This line is also not needed. You are using the dhcp server of the pix. I assume this is your workstation name. The ip may change making this line useless. name 192.168.1.3 wumagic...

Yizhar, You got my vote! You are right again! I tested on a 'clean IP' and had no problems getting in and seeing everything. My first attempts were from my place of employment and I am behind a PIX 520. I guess it is not set up to allow those types of connections. I am a software engineer by...

Hello Cisco 501 PIX ver 6.1(1) - Single Outside IP - DHCP provided but does not change. (persistant). I'm trying to VPN in from the outside with VPN Client 3.5 running on Win 2K Pro. I can connect and auth with no problems. I can't ping or connect to anything once I get in. I am assigned an...