Not that Im aware of. I thought you need (2) IPs to do NAT on a PIX (one
for the external interface, and one for the NAT statement). I could be
wrong...(it's happened before, once or twice! :)
-Brad Ellis
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In the new version of PIX software 5.2(1) you can nat to an interface.
Instead of the old command "global (outside) 1 x.x.x.x" use the command
" global (outside) 1 interface ". You can read up on this new feature
at:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/iaabu/pix/pix_v52/pixrn522.ht
PIX 5.21 code is out now. It supports hiding behind interface IP address.
Sam
> Hello,
>
> I have only 1 ip address assigned by my ISP, how can I
> use PIX to do NAT? Looks like PIX requires at least 2
> outside ip addresses, one for outside interface, one
> for PAT. Is there a way to use only
> I have only 1 ip address assigned by my ISP, how can I use
> PIX to do NAT? Looks like PIX requires at least 2 outside ip
> addresses, one for outside interface, one for PAT. Is there a
> way to use only 1 ip address?
PIX software 5.2(1) allows you to do this, sort of like
the IOS 'overload' pa
Thank you!
One more question: when I configure PIX as DHCP
server, it only allows 10 addresses in the pool.
Here is what I got:
pixfirewall(config)# dhcpd address
10.1.1.101-10.1.1.150 inside
Number of addresses exceeds limit
Is 10 max?
Thanks in advance.
Jim
--- Todd Plambeck <[EMAIL PRO
I just installed a PIX-506 and 10 was the max. I believe, though am not
certain, this is the case accross all hardware platforms running 5.2
software.
HTH
Greg
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> Thank you!
>
> One more question: when
YES. PIX506 is made for small office with less than 10 computers. If you
have more, keep DHCP services on your NT or Novell server.
Sam
> Thank you!
>
> One more question: when I configure PIX as DHCP
> server, it only allows 10 addresses in the pool.
> Here is what I got:
>
> pixfirewall(config)
> One more question: when I configure PIX as DHCP server, it
> only allows 10 addresses in the pool.
> Is 10 max?
Yes, 10 is max. It's in the command reference.
The PIX wasn't meant to be a large-scale DHCP server. It's a
firewall and if you need extensive DHCP server capabilities,
you should r
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