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PIX / Sonicwall connection
Hello. I have the same issue, with the same symptoms. Is it safe to say that the PIX config is correct if traffic originating from the PIX brings up the tunnel, then the PIX config is correct? I am unfamiliar with the corresponding settings on the SonicWall that are equivalent to the nonat...- SYNACK
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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PIX in failover with OSPF on the outside
Thanks for your input. My topology is a bit odd, in that I have a 3660 as my Internet router, with two ethernet interfaces. As the PIX and the two interfaces need to be in the same subnet, I have placed a small router in between the 3660 eth1 and the failover PIX, so that I can give 3660 eth0...- SYNACK
- Post #3
- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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PIX in failover with OSPF on the outside
I am running PIX in failover, and want to have redundant routes on the outside. Assuming that I have two routers, both connected to a common Internet connection, is it possible to run an OSPF area between the PIX outside interface(s) and the two router interfaces, to provide redundant gateways...- SYNACK
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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DMZ Question...
Steve, I'm with MichaelM. The connection gets from the inside to the DMZ host just fine, most likely, but then the PIX tries to nat the connection on the way back. A nonat statement will take care of that. Sometimes good to create on for the the inside interface for use with VPNs,and another...- SYNACK
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
