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The ascii drawing is a bit distorted but I think I see what you mean. To answer your questions in order: If you configure you access lists for static 0 correctly as well as your address pool, yes, you can access multiple subnets inside a PIX. I am doing the same thing at my office...

What FTP client and server are you using? If you are using a web browser try a command line ftp client. Normally you will start out in the home directory of the user, this is not bad. Unless your FTP server software is configured to not allow this, you should be able to change directories to...

I support several PIXes of differing sizes. I have also dealt with a few of the firewall appliances, including a Watchguard box. The PIX OS is similar to IOS in a lot of ways. There will be a learning curve involved; however, Cisco provides some of the best technical documentation and support...

Is the lag constant or only at the initial connection? If the lag only occurs durring the inital connection I would suspect a resolver issue. In other words the host is unable to theresolve the name and address of machine you are coming from. If the problem is continuous or intermitant I...

wget or the ncftp client running on cygwin have worked well for me. Cygwin is a library and tools package for Windows 9x/NT/2k/XP that allows building Un*x source on a windows box. You can get more info at http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin Cheers man(1) is your friend

I appologize, I thought that you wanted 100M connectivity. If all you need is 10M connectivity the NM-1E will work well. The NM-4E will also work and provide you with more ports. For a listing of which modules will work in which 26xx model look at...

Unfortunatly the the only 26xx that supports any NM-nFExxx network modules is the 2691. You can put a 16 Port switch module (NM-16ESW) in a 2600 to give you the ports but these are layer 2 ports not layer 3. Cheers man(1) is your friend

There is a Howto on the WU-ftpd site http://www.wu-ftpd.org/HOWTO/guest.HOWTO Like I said in my previous answer it has been a while since I used WU-ftpd. Cheers man(1) is your friend

From http://www.cert.org/advisories/CA-2002-28.html: The CERT/CC has received confirmation that some copies of the source code for the Sendmail package have been modified by an intruder to contain a Trojan horse. Cheers man(1) is your friend

Please see http://www.cert.org/advisories/CA-2002-28.html for more information. Cheers man(1) is your friend

IIRC under wuftpd you could place a /./ in the users home directory field of the passwd file to limit them to only directories below the /./ For example /home/./user would not allow the user to go to any directory above /home/user This may have changed or you may need to edit a config file or...

There should be a backup of a recent passwd file stored as /etc/passwd- Cheers man(1) is your friend

Although you can use dd to copy from disk to disk or even from disk to partition, I would recommend against it when the drive sizes are different. Normally the best option is either dump/restore or tar. It takes a bit more work but is well worth it. Below is an outline of the steps needed to...

You either need to rebuild bind staticly linked or copy ld.so.1 (and probably several other libraries) to your chroot jail. You can use ldd to determine which additional libraries you will need to copy. Cheers man(1) is your friend

Is there a problem that you are having with the installation or configuration? Tobi maintains a lot of mrtg information and links to several other sites with more information about mrtg at http://ee-staff.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/ I'll be happy answer specific questions. Cheers...