Re: Pix install

[George Russ <george.russ () CITADEL EDU>]

John,



Try removing your access list on the relevant interfaces one at a time while
testing Accuplace.

When it succeeds you will have at least found the list responsible.  The
rest is process of elimination.



Check your "fixup protocol" settings as Accuplace may not agree with some.
I am not familiar with the product so I cannot say for sure.





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George Russ                       Network Support Services

The Citadel                       Charleston SC 29409

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Subject: [SECURITY] Pix install



Greetings All,



We have recently installed a new Pix 525 on a network edge. We are having
issues with some connections dropping. In particular Accuplace web tests
seem to be dropping off. The Pix Devcie manager is logging a traffic drop
for inbound and outbound traffic on both the inside and outside interfaces
about every four minutes. I am unsure if these events are correlated or not
and am roubleshooting.



Should anyone have a clue as to where to look I am very appreciative.



I am poking at Pix, routers and DNS issues and am opening a case with Crisco
TAC.



Cheers,

John Garner

jgarner () sfasu edu

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