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Help with Pix setup
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| Hi,
I am currently studying for CCNA, and have purchased a couple of routers off
eBay for a home lab. I have connected one of these routers to my broadband
connection, complete with NAT so that all PC's in the house can share the
connection. All working fine.
For interest, I purchased a pix 506, intending to use this as a firewall on
my broadband connection, however the commands are a little different and
although the software version is 6.3, I cannot seem to get PDM to work. (I
understand PDM is already installed with 6.3?)
Could someone post the basic commands to get this thing to integrate with
the network?
I am specifically struggling with NAT and routing.
Outside interface obtains address via DHCP
Inside network consists of PC's etc in the range 192.168.0.0 255.255.0.0
Regards
Chris
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| Bob Smith 2004-03-12, 5:25 am |
| You might want to post over in:
comp.dcom.sys.cisco
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| Fausto 2004-03-23, 5:25 pm |
| nope pdm is a software you need to install just do a
copy tftp flash dm
the on the configure mode
pix(config)#http server enable
pix(config)#http yourip yourmask inside
pix(config)#pdm logging warn 50 (optional but it logs msgs)
Just a question what is you type of broadband??
"Chris" <clord@blueyonder.dot.co.dot.uk> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I am currently studying for CCNA, and have purchased a couple of routers
off
> eBay for a home lab. I have connected one of these routers to my
broadband
> connection, complete with NAT so that all PC's in the house can share the
> connection. All working fine.
>
> For interest, I purchased a pix 506, intending to use this as a firewall
on
> my broadband connection, however the commands are a little different and
> although the software version is 6.3, I cannot seem to get PDM to work.
(I
> understand PDM is already installed with 6.3?)
>
> Could someone post the basic commands to get this thing to integrate with
> the network?
> I am specifically struggling with NAT and routing.
>
> Outside interface obtains address via DHCP
> Inside network consists of PC's etc in the range 192.168.0.0 255.255.0.0
>
> Regards
>
> Chris
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