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The Cisco PIX line of products were devices that provided firewall and VPN functionality.

The Cisco PIX line of products were devices that provided firewall and VPN functionality.

They have been replaced by the Cisco ASA line of products. Many of the configuration commands used in PIX are the same or similar to those used in ASA, particularly earlier versions of the ASA operating system (version 7.x). Therefore, many useful answers to PIX related questions may be found under Cisco-ASA questions.

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Older PIX 515e running 8.0(4)28: Can't get internet access to work with DHCP on outside interface

Ok.. I admit it. I am probably missing something simple. A little help? I have an older PIX 515e that I am trying to get running. The outside interface is connected to a cable modem and configured for DHCP. This interface gets assigned an IP from…
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What does fixup protocol http actually do on a Cisco PIX firewall?

I have a PIX 515E, running PIXOS 6.3, which has fixup protocol http 80 in the configuration. Can anyone point me to documentation that describes exactly what this does to web traffic. Cisco's own command reference says: fixup protocol http The…
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Cannot reach LAN clients on pix 501 when VPN is connected

This is becoming rather frustrating. I'm trying to set up a VPN on a pix 501 using Cisco client v5. The connection is established fine but I cannot see the clients on the inside interface of the pix at all. Here's the configuration. Note: ips for…
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Issues connecting to a pix 501 via console cable

Have a pix 501 that was set up to do filtering and I was working on setting the vpn up when I lost ssh connectivity. Looking at the front, all 4 lan lights blink intensely green but in a very repetitive pattern. The funny thing is there are only 3…
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how to Mitigate UDP flood with PIX

G'day, can any one tell me how to Mitigate UDP flood with PIX cheers
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