View source for Adline Dubai - CISCO PIX Firewall

=== Login information ===
Cisco PIX Firewall IP : https://192.168.0.250

Pass user mode        : xxxx

Pass Privilege mode   : xxxx

Firewall Public ip    : 80.227.111.154 255.255.255.248

Internet gateway ip   :	80.227.111.153

=== Access Information ===
To access the URL you need to have a JAVA enabled browser with the security settings set to Low, otherwise the control panel doesn't open up.

=== Port Mapping Method ===
Mapping ports have two steps, one to create an Access Rule and another to create a Translation Rule, explained below:

=== Ports to be forwarded ===
#19580/tcp on router goes to 19580/tcp on 192.168.0.1 (main server)
#19581/tcp on router goes to 19581/tcp on 192.168.0.3 (backup server)
#4430/tcp on router goes to 4430/tcp on 192.168.0.1 (main server)
#4431/tcp on router goes to 4431/tcp on 192.168.0.3 (backup server)
#19500/udp on router goes to 19500/udp on 192.168.0.1 (main server)
#19501/udp on router goes to 19501/udp on 192.168.0.3 (backup server)

==== Creating Access Rule ====
To create an Access Rule, to to Configuration > Access Rule and click on New Rule and follow the procedure:
[[Image:access_rule.jpg]]

==== Creating Translation Rule ====
After creating an Access Rule, to to Translation Rule and click on New Rule and follow the procedure:
[[Image:translation_rule.jpg]]

=== Clearing Cache / Old Translation Rules ===
Once all changes have been done on the router and the console closed, you need to follow these steps in TELNET to clear the cache of the router.

Telnet to 192.168.0.250

Pass as: xxxxxxx (this is the user pass)
On the prompt, type enable
It will ask for another pass, type here xxxxxx (this is the admin pass)
On the prompt, type <b> clear xlate </b>

[[Image:adline_router.jpg]]