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The issue is that your client behind the SMC/Linksys/insert your brand here client router/firewall isn't passing the data to the client because it is doing PAT. And BTW, AH type vpn won't ever work. And you can verify this by looking at your logs if your client router/firewall keeps them. You...

Internal Addressing | (WAN CLOUD)---(Border Router)---(FW)---(LAN-VLAN80 and 88) | | External | Addressing |...

I looked at the files in /var/tmp. Nothing was very old, but I did delete them. The problem is still there. Additionally, I have plenty of room on the /var partition.

Hello All, I need some assistance. When I start Vi I get the message "/var/tmp/Ex0000005296" No such device or address. Also if I try to create a file by running "touch test" anywhere in the filesystem I get "touch: test cannot create" But it does create the file...

To give some background. I installed OpenLDAP 2.x on a solaris server no problem. And also configured the server to lookup user by querying ldap with the native ldap client. I have turned off ldap cache manager, do to other issues with that product. Anyways, I read that is a good idea to...

If you are trying to accomplish Bandwidth Management, then Yes. You purchase Checkpoint's Floodgate Module which is an addon to Firewall 1. This gives you the ability to manage traffic rates flowing through your box.

I wasn't very observant now was I. For NT, you could use a product such as Kiwi's sysloggen to do the same thing as logger on UNIX. Here is a link. http://www.kiwi-enterprises.com/info_sysloggen.htm Later.

Well a redirect message is issued when you send a packet to a device and it that a better route to that destination exists on that LAN. Does your router have a route to 69.0.0.0 network that is pointing to another router on the LAN or similar? Or are your logs showing different IP ranges...

You will still have the issue even if you put in three NICs because your default gateway is pointing to one of the particular NICs. Put the 192.168.1.4, .5, .6 on the NIC in the server. I think your easiest solution would be to remove the dmz1 and dmz2 cards from use on the PIX. Then do...

Go to the Log and Alert tab in the Rulebase Properties. Change the "User Defined Alert Command" field to read something like: /bin/logger -p daemon.notice By default, this should cause events tracked as "User Defined" to be logged to /var/adm/messages or to wherever you want.

What does it say when you put the commands in? Could you post your config to see what you have in there already? With no passwords and snmp, of course.

Try the following: static(inside,outside) 10.0.0.1 10.0.0.1 netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0 conduit permit tcp host 10.0.0.1 eq www any

static (inside,dmz1) 192.168.2.18 192.168.2.18 netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0 OR static (inside,dmz1) 192.168.2.0 192.168.2.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 0 0 And as far as conduits go, your dmz should have a security level that is less than your inside. Since conduits are only needed when you go from a...

If the chip you bought has 4000 code on it, then all you should have to do is change the config-register 0x142(this one also ignores config), 0x2102(recommend), or 0x2142(this one also ignores config). If not, then: You can load the router from the Router(boot)# Prompt. Use normal commands to...