rob:
yo can not directly connect something to the pix, not even w/ a crossover
cable. define a new VLAN on the switch, a two port one, and connect the dmz interface
of the pix and the web server to that vlan.
At 11:41 AM 7/5/00 -0400, Rob Serfozo wrote:
>I hope that this group will help with what I am sure is a very basic
>question. We have a Cisco Pix 515, that was installed and setup by a third
>party. They configured it to support our webserver on a DMZ using the PIX 4
>port Ethernet card. They told us to plug the server directly into the 1st
>port of the 4 port card. When we do this we get nothing, no light
>indicating connection, no connectivity, nothing. We have tested the port
>with a network tester and get a green light indicating link. No my question
>is, are we suppose to do as described above, which would indicate another
>problem. Or should we connect the DMZ and webserver to our switch. The
>server is 192.168.1.2 and the DMZ port is 192.168.1.1.
>
>Thanks for any help.
>Rob Serfozo
>
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