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killing a Cisco PIX!!

James Shakour over 15 years ago

my question is this...

in the PIX config there are a ton of permit tcp, udp and esp entries, would I add those entries to Web Security ---> HTTP/S ---> (allow all) exception list in the hosts / networks list?

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0 BarryG over 15 years ago

You'd need to add them to the packetfilter rules; if you're using the HTTP proxy, you might also add the http entries to the proxy, but it shouldn't be necessary.

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0 BarryG over 15 years ago

You'd need to add them to the packetfilter rules; if you're using the HTTP proxy, you might also add the http entries to the proxy, but it shouldn't be necessary.

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