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Dan, I wish I could give you two stars. Your answer got me thinking (usually a bad thing), and I found this Microsoft site: hxxp://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/78dae136-9600-4f2c-87d3-381448f888df.aspx (Change hxxp to http. I'm not sure if links are allowed, and did not want to tick off...

Thanks Dan. That is the problem. I gave you a star.

My new e-mail server is Exchange 2003 SP2. My legacy server is Exchange 5.5 . They coexist in the same domain. The Exchange 5.5 server is the one facing the Internet. Users are slowly being migrated to the 2003 server, and eventually I'll decommission the legacy (5.5) server. Exchange 5.5...

That was it! Thanks Joe!

A temporary (until the next reboot of the PIX) option would be to "shun" the offending address. shun <address> This is done from the enable prompt.

This is a problem where only one side of the conversation is heard. No problem with the earpiece, but switched out handsets, 2-prong adapters, and the phone itself. Something SHOULD work with a handset, but nothing does. Only the earpiece... And there is not a volume control on the handset or...

I have a similar problem. Out of the blue one day, our attendant console handset stopped working. It is a 302B1-A-03 ... Anyhow, swapped out two-prong adapters, coiled cords, etc, and only a headset style unit worked, where you can unplug the headset half-way down the cord. Finally decided to...

the quick and dirty way is: ip load-sharing per-packet on each interface. Anyone can correct me if I am wrong, but I believe that if one interface is experiencing most of the traffic, but the traffic from the others does not add up to the remainder of the bandwidth, the higher usage interface...

It is not clear in the documentation, but to enable the port-based and signature filtering, you need to place the WebSense Network Agent on a machine (mine is separate from the WebSense server) that can monitor packets on the LAN. If you do not wish for this type of filtering, then the web...

Sorry for asking the obvious, but did you apply the access list to the external interface?

You need two ethernet interfaces (like a 2611). Here is Cisco's page on routers behind cablemodems: http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/109/router_behind_cm_19268.shtml One caveat: Make sure you have an IOS that has the following interface-based command: ip address dhcp and also an IOS that...

We had some timing issues with PIX integrated WebSense on PIX OS 6.3(4) and earlier, so we upgraded to 7.0(1). Besides the extra functionality, it fixed the timing issues with WebSense. I won't go into detail, but you will need to research which platforms version 7.0(1) will work on, and if you...

The Nat0 was not the problem. I think it was lack of ICMP to the router. Sorry, I'm not 100% sure what corrected it, but it sees the Cisco Trust Agent now. As for the NAT translation errors, I believe that was answered earlier, but is there a way I can adjust the timing so this does not...

The PIX is the VPN endpoint, as you can see from the config and the "diagram" listed above. Then there is a router "behind" the PIX. I am trying to authenticate with a policy server on the LAN, which will then give the correct token to the CSACS server, which in turn will allow access through...

Thank you LloydSev for correcting me using the word "possibly" to preface my answer so I would not be wrong. Also, thank you for correcting me by specifying which new build I spoke of. Since you already know, and can correct or make more specific, much or all of what I know, I choose not to...