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Bridging a Cisco router with a PIX
I fooled arround a little with the bridging mode of the router and the vpn client of the pix. I got it to work, but its ugly. I think i'll go with the static IP block solution. Giving all the servers an unique external IP is a beter idea anyway. Thank you for your help/time Joamon! -
Bridging a Cisco router with a PIX
Yes i've talked to them about it, but they are nothing more then sheep ;-). They only supply this modem/router and refer me to cisco if I want something else, they can't tell me anything about bridging either :-(. So thats why I want to see how far I can come with the current equipment. Would... -
Bridging a Cisco router with a PIX
Hmm, that would be a possibility, but I want to see how far I can come with the equipment I got from them. After some searching I also found a NO nat NO dhcp setup for the router. With this setup e0 of the router gets the WAN adres (public ip). Any thoughts on howto bridge e0 of the router with... -
Bridging a Cisco router with a PIX
This is a typical router setup for my ISP with NAT and DHCP: ! version 12.2 no service single-slot-reload-enable no service pad service timestamps debug uptime service timestamps log uptime service password-encryption ! hostname <<hostname>> ! enable secret >>>>(B1)<<<< ISP specific ! ip... -
Bridging a Cisco router with a PIX
Hi, Thanks for your reply. I have a single static IP, which I want to bridge to the PIX (I think thats the best thing to do in this situation). -
Bridging a Cisco router with a PIX
Hi everyone, I was hoping you guys would be kind enough to help me out with a little dilema I am having. I used to have a PIX wich was connected to an internetline without a modem. Perfect in my opinion since a PIX is a border device. So this was the situation: Internet | PIX-----DMZ...
