Kenny's note is incorrect.
from low security to high security you need static + conduit
"lee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi all, my pix firewall has 4 interfaces, 1st interface use for outside
> (external), 2nd interface for inside (internal), 3rd interface for dmz1,
4nd
> interface for dmz2. No NAT is necessary for this network design. the
> security level for each of the interface is :
>
> outside - security0
> dmz1 - security10
> dmz2 - security20
> inside - security100
>
> actually my customer only has one LAN need to be access by outside world
> (internet) which is connected to inside interface of pix firewall. The
rest
> of LAN is not suppose to have connectivity to outside world. Am I
configure
> correctly for this network design ???
>
> Another question, how to enable the rules for two different security level
> network ??
>
>
> rgs
> lee
>
>
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