R: Pix to ASA migration

["Massimo Baschieri" <massimo.baschieri () re-ti it>]

> My question is, if none of fixup protocols are set will that prevent me
> from getting out to the internet?  My understanding is that the appliance
> just inspects the traffic, I thought that if I set No fixup that it just
> wouldn't inspect it.  

That's right, fixup isn't needed in order to go out to the internet, it only
adds support for "asymmetric" protocols like ftp or h323 and adds some
application level checks also.
Your problem has to lie elsewhere, maybe in the ips configuration itself.
Bye,
    Max.

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