20 Most Recent Cisco PIX 501 Firewall Questions & Answers

That was the fix !It seems when using older Cisco devices, a dead / dying CMOS battery is more of a hazard. The battery's meager attempts to provide power repeatedly reboots the motherboard creating frustration and troubleshooting other paths.CAUTION: Removing the battery isn't a simple affair since it is firmly clipped and a suitable, preferably plastic tool should be used to pry the battery upwards while pressing downwards on the black battery housing. This is similar to removing motherboard batteries but isn't often practiced since most 2502 batteries will outlive the usefulness of their host PC / Cisco PiX firewall.FAILING to properly anchor the battery housing while removing it with suitable plastic / non conductive tools can permanently damage the sensitive electronics AND result in the entire CMOS battery housing to break off the motherboard.The PiX will boot without a CMOS battery or even battery housing, but will fail to retain system time if DC power is interrupted.

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1. Please check whether the Tunnel Phase 1 and Phase 2 are Up.If Not Proceed Next, if Yes Proceed to point 4
2. Please check the peer IP is reachable
3. Please check the configuration and the encapsulation method used
4. Check whether in the Match Address whether the IP has been Allowed If Yes Proceed Next
5. The Branch PIX will be in the Outside interface of the Main PIX, security Level will be enabled so do NAT. If Yes Proceed next
6. If unable to ping enable the Inspect ICMP in the global policy to enable ping If Yes
7. If all The above are done. please check the routes between the 2 remote computer.

Please check all the above point, surely your problems will be solved

check the plug of power and, check the RG45 conecction use the rg tester cable

use static nat for all of 5 ips

Here's a real simple problem to your remote access problems.
Go to: http://www.logmein.com
Sign up for a free acct, download/install their free software on your Server.
Now go over to your laptop, login to your new logmein acct.
In the next page, you'll see your Server listed. Click on it - follow instructions to connect.
This will tunnel through whatever stuff you have on your network!
Trust me - esp. in your scenario, this is *by far* the *simplest remote connect you'll ever perform! And it just .... works! Everytime.

gurutim

Open up the vpn client any any of the working machine, and then

click on

file>>save Prfoile>>give a name

Take a copy of that and paste it in your machine.

On your machine install the vpn client (Straight Forward Installation). Then

Click on Import Profile , Identify the location where you have pasted the profile (Which is copied from other machine).

You are done with that.

No worries. Just give it a try then let us know should you get any problems or follow-up questions.

talk to CISCO on there official forum. real start here https://community.cisco.com/ why go anywhere else. as rules can be fluid , for sure if security gets more tight every day. talk to them , actual

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