>Yes, "clear xlate" is what you want. Clear xlate will knock people off but
>more than likely they will "refresh" their browser if it's web base. FTP
>connection may timeout and telnet session will drop. You said "you might
>as
>well reboot if you're gonna clear xlate" - but the PIX takes about a minute
>to reboot as opposed to clear xlate being an instant function. In an
>environment where I work we have 5000+ users on the inside interface
>using
>the outside (internet) and dmz interfaces. A reboot would get me fired!
>
I can't believe you can clear xlate for all 5000+ users and get away with it. Maybe
you don't have much telnet but when I tried clear xlate years ago for the first time
my users certainly let me know I can't do it again. I now do my reloads or clears
late at night over my DSL connection.
pete
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