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How to set inside hosts to use 1

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adrianday

IS-IT--Management
Feb 7, 2002
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My subject description may be misleading.

I think my PIX is limited to 10 inside hosts. we have a numer of remote users who connect to recieve e-mail and browse our intranet.
Our inside network has many more than 10 hosts. Whats happens when a connection is made to say the 11th host, does an already 'connected' one drop out?

At present i have configured our 3 subnets on the 'inside' interface. If i were to add or replace these with only the hosts needed would i stop the '11th' host problem.
If this type of question has been answered here or elsewhere please kindly direct me to it.
many thanks Adrian
 
The 11th connection that attempts to traverse the pix will be blocked. It wont drop any current connections. You should upgrade your license to 50 users.
 
Thanks for replying so quickly. upgrading to 50 users is an option we would need to consider.

Could you tell me how i would configure the PIX to only allow 10 hosts of my choice. As you can guess i'm bit of a newby
 
Please note that VPN users also count into the 10 host limit.


You configure your nat and specify the ip addresses that you wish to traverse the firewall


nat (inside) 1 192.168.10.25 255.255.255.255
nat (inside) 1 192.168.10.33 255.255.255.255
 
So in conclusion my PIX could have 20 remote VPN users(people) as long as inside there were only 10 devices (MAC's, IP address's)), or have I totaly misunderstood

many thanks for your help
 
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