[nsp] PIX 506e Question
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Fri Mar 12 17:20:58 EST 2004
If you access it by IP, no. If you access it via a dns name, then you can
use the alias command to alter the dns replies.
On 2004-03-12 at 16:13:40 [-0600], J A Pine wrote:
> We are in the process of replacing our Netscreen firewall with a Cisco
> PIX 506e Firewall. We have several stored procedures that access our
> inside web & ftp servers through our external IP's that are mapped
> internally. With the Netscreen firewall we could connect from inside
> using our external IP's through the same interface.
>
> The problem with the Cisco PIX 506e firewall is that I noticed you
> cannot send a packet our an interface and receive it on the same
> interface, thus not allowing us to connect to internal servers using our
> outside IP's. Is there a workaround for this, or a certain
> configuration used to allow the interface to send & receive a packet on
> the same interface? Please advise, as we do not want to have to rewrite
> several hundred stored procedures. Thanks in advance!
>
> J A Pine
> Network/Telecommunications Technician
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