Hope you guys can help!
The issue we are having is a latency issue with HTTP traffic from an IIS system in our DMZ to the LAN. Let me give you some background; we have two PIX 525 firewalls with six Ethernet ports on each, they are configured as:
Outside
Inside
DMZ1
DMZ2
DMZ3
Failover
These firewalls are configured active/hot standby. It can take up to several minutes to download a single web page from the DMZ to the LAN. What is extremely odd is that we do not have an issue when LAN systems retrieve data from the Outside port. It just happens when retrieving data from a DMZ port. Another item you should be aware of is that when data are retrieved from the IIS server using a non-standard port (81) it works fine. My next step is to take out the HTTP fixup in the PIX configuration to see if it has anything to do with this issue. Any thoughts about this problem?
Thanks
Jake99
The issue we are having is a latency issue with HTTP traffic from an IIS system in our DMZ to the LAN. Let me give you some background; we have two PIX 525 firewalls with six Ethernet ports on each, they are configured as:
Outside
Inside
DMZ1
DMZ2
DMZ3
Failover
These firewalls are configured active/hot standby. It can take up to several minutes to download a single web page from the DMZ to the LAN. What is extremely odd is that we do not have an issue when LAN systems retrieve data from the Outside port. It just happens when retrieving data from a DMZ port. Another item you should be aware of is that when data are retrieved from the IIS server using a non-standard port (81) it works fine. My next step is to take out the HTTP fixup in the PIX configuration to see if it has anything to do with this issue. Any thoughts about this problem?
Thanks
Jake99