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Very Simple Pix - Router Question??
Yeah Buckweet, that's what I was thinking. Except that means getting / buying an entire other subnet from my ISP, right? Do you think it's a big problem if I do the private between the two (Pix/Router), and the private inside?- deeter911
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Very Simple Pix - Router Question??
Mut- much appreciated again for taking the time. Last thing: Does any of this change if I want to use my PIX for VPN termination. Can I just static NAT map an pubic address to the "outside" address of my PIX on my router? THANKS AGAIN! Your a big help.- deeter911
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Very Simple Pix - Router Question??
Mut thanks, appreciate it. -Was wondering if I don't NAT the LAN address, will they just be NAT at the router, if I configure the router to do so. In other words I know that the pix is NOT a router, will it just forward the outbound traffic to the ethernet port on the router to get out?- deeter911
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Very Simple Pix - Router Question??
I currently have a Cisco 2600 Router with IOS Firewall Feature Set. I am installing a Pix 515E behind it to take over the "filtering" processes. I (obviously) have a public IP address XXX.162.80.2 on my Serial interface, with 192.168.100.1 on my ethernet. My question is, when I...- deeter911
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