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hardware firewall (17)

Plesk Linux IP Address Configuration with Cisco PIX 501 Hardware Firewall

Posted: 2-27-2006 in Firewall, Security
To Change Server IP AddressesConnect to your server through SSH, using a client such as PUTTY. Enter your User name and Password. Run the command to become the super user: su -Enter your root password. Run the following to create a mapfile of your IPs: /usr/local/psa/bin/reconfigurator.pl mapfileUsing an editor (nano or vi, for example) to edit the mapfile, remap the [...]

Why Do I Get Certificate Errors When I Connect To Cisco PIX 501 Firewall Device Manager?

Posted: 1-31-2006 in Firewall, Firewall, Security, Security
The certificate errors that occur when connecting to the Cisco PIX 501 Firewall Device Manager are the result of Cisco using a self-signed SSL certificate instead of one signed by a third party. You can safely accept the certificate and save it as “Trusted” to avoid future warnings.

Using Simple Control Panel with Cisco PIX 501 Hardware Firewall

Posted: 1-31-2006 in Firewall, Firewall, Security, Security
When Simple Control Panel is used in conjunction with the Cisco PIX 501 hardware firewall, two processes may be affected: the external resolution of domains while running DNS, and the mapping of domain IP addresses through the firewall. DNS When setting up domains within Simple Control Panel, domains must be associated with the internal (10.x.x.x) IP [...]

Simple Control Panel DNS Configuration with Cisco PIX 501 Hardware Firewall

Posted: 1-30-2006 in Firewall, Firewall, Security, Security
Adding the Cisco PIX 501 hardware firewall to an existing hosting account may result in problems with the external resolution of new domains. When a new domain is created through Simple Control Panel, a DNS zone record is created that associates the domain with the Simple Control Panel IP. When the Cisco PIX [...]

Adding IP Addresses to Cisco PIX Hardware Firewall Device Manager

Posted: 1-30-2006 in Firewall, Firewall, Security, Security
Translation rules must be added for all new IP addresses. When the Cisco PIX 501 hardware firewall is installed, the translation rules for existing IP addresses are created automatically. For each new IP address, you create two static translation rules, one outside traffic and one for inside traffic. NOTE: For this example, we will use [...]

Plesk Windows IP Address Configuration with Cisco PIX 501 Hardware Firewall

Posted: 1-30-2006 in Firewall, Security
This process updates Plesk database records, modifies network adapters settings, reconfigures FTP and WWW servers, and updates DNS records. To Change Server IP AddressesRemote desktop onto your hosting server. Run Plesk Reconfigurator. Select Change Server IP Addresses. In the window, select the IP addresses to change. To map to a new IP address:Select Create New IP Address. Enter IP Address and [...]

Using a Control Panel with Cisco PIX 501 Hardware Firewall

Posted: 1-30-2006 in Firewall, Firewall, Security, Security
When a hosting server that has run without a Cisco PIX 501 hardware firewall has one added, a re-mapping of website IP addresses is required. When the firewall is installed, it inherits the server’s public IP addresses. The server runs on private IP addresses and communicates to the outside through the firewall. [...]

Using Plesk with Cisco PIX 501 Hardware Firewall

Posted: 1-30-2006 in Firewall, Firewall, Security, Security
When Plesk is used in conjunction with the Cisco PIX 501 hardware firewall, two processes may be affected: the external resolution of domains while running DNS and the mapping of domain IP addresses through the firewall. DNS To ensure DNS compatibility between your Cisco PIX 501 hardware firewall and Plesk control panel, see Plesk DNS Configuration. websites When [...]

How Do Hardware Firewalls Differ From Software Firewalls?

Posted: 1-25-2006 in Firewall, Firewall, Security, Security
Hardware firewalls are an important component of overall system security. Like software firewalls, hardware firewalls protect a network from attack by dictating how traffic and data enters and leaves the network. An external firewall provides security at a higher network topology level than does a software firewall. A combination of both software and hardware firewalls [...]

How Can I Upgrade Cisco PIX 501 Firmware?

Posted: 1-25-2006 in Firewall, Firewall, Security, Security
We monitor Cisco PIX 501 firmware and performs upgrades when necessary. You will not have to perform this operation yourself.

Cisco PIX 501 Firewall Preconfigured Access Rules

Posted: 1-23-2006 in Firewall, Firewall, Security, Security
Your Cisco PIX 501 hardware firewall comes set up with preconfigured access rules. By default, all outbound traffic is allowed. Also by default, all inbound traffic is denied, except for the following open ports:20 (FTP) 21 (FTP) 22 (SSH) 42 (DNS Extra: TCP and UDP) 53 (DNS) 80 (HTTP) 110 (POP3) 443 (HTTPS) 465 (SMTPS) 587 (SMTP/TLS) 995 (POP3S) 3389 (Remote Desktop) 8443 (Plesk) 9999 (Simple Control [...]

Configuring Cisco PIX 501 Firewall Access Rules

Posted: 1-13-2006 in Firewall, Firewall, Security, Security
To Configure Cisco PIX 501 Firewall Access RulesIn a Web browser, navigate to: https://[your firewall management IP address]/ You may receive a number of security certificate warnings. If you accept the certs and save them as “Trusted,” you will avoid warnings in the future. Enter your User name and Password, and then click OK. NOTE: Your browser must [...]

Creating Cisco PIX 501 Firewall Graphs

Posted: 1-13-2006 in Firewall, Firewall, Security, Security
The Cisco PIX 501 Device Manager can generate five types of graphs:VPN Connection Graphs System Graphs Connection Graphs Miscellaneous Graphs Interface GraphsTo Create a Cisco PIX 501 Firewall Interface Graph:In a Web browser, navigate to: https://[your firewall management IP address]/ You may receive a number of security certificate warnings. If you accept the certs and save them as [...]

Configuring Cisco PIX 501 Firewall Interfaces

Posted: 1-13-2006 in Firewall, Firewall, Security, Security
Inside and outside interfaces allow for the creation and modification of firewall access rules. To Configure Cisco PIX 501 InterfacesIn a Web browser, navigate to: https://[your firewall management IP address]/ You may receive a number of security certificate warnings. If you accept the certs and save them as “Trusted,” you will avoid warnings in the [...]

Cisco PIX 501 Firewall Data Specifications

Posted: 1-13-2006 in Firewall, Firewall, Security, Security
Please visit the Cisco Systems website for information on the data specifications for the Cisco PIX 501 hardware firewall.

 

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