Re: Question regarding Cisco PIX's PDM

[White-Tiger <white-tiger () rocketmail com>]

Its my understanding that you create users and asign them
access level.

Then you can edit each commands access level.

I have not used the access level.  All the users that can
sign on to our pix has same access. 

There is a place inside of the pdm to edit the command
security level, and users.

Hope this helps

WT
--- erisk <erisk () iinet net au> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a question regarding the PDM command...
>
> How does one limit PDM access to people/clients on the
> inside interface...
> Do you have to define an explicit ACL for https for the
> PIX's internal
> interface? Will this still stop it or are there other
> commands that you can
> use??
>
> Regards
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