In Cisco Seminar ( Cisco Security CDN Showcase), it
is clearly mentioned that IOS on PIX 501 is the same
as the higher models.
--- sam sneed wrote: I've
already read that. It didn't answer my question
though.
Jonathan Hays wrote in message
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Sam,
I haven't logged onto 501 yet. But my guess is it is similar to 506, which I
have worked on, and should support same CLI. It supports 3DES as well. It
does support 6.x ios I believe. It definitely looks like a good entry level
PIX product. I heard that is around $600. I think it is great
sam sneed wrote:
hello ,
I wanted to know if the IOS on PIX 501 is the same as the higher models.
The product description on Cisco's site do not specify it.I want to learn
PIX and 501 is the cheapest but I want to know if the commands I learn and
experience i gain will be good enough to
I've already read that. It didn't answer my question though.
Jonathan Hays wrote in message
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sam sneed wrote:
hello ,
I wanted to know if the IOS on PIX 501 is the same as the higher
models.
The product description on Cisco's site do not
I do not know the answer either, and plan on picking one up to
train with. However, here is some info that seems to imply that it does
use the standard Cisco Pix Command Line Interface.
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/pcat/fw.htm
Note how it says minimum software version
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I've already read that. It didn't answer my question though.
Jonathan Hays wrote in message
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I do not know the answer either, and plan on picking one up to
train with. However, here is some info that seems to imply that it does
use the standard Cisco Pix Command Line Interface.
http://www.cisco.com
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