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    Cisco PIX 506E configuration

    Hi All!

    I need your help in setting up Cisco Pix 506E. We have two different servers having same backbone of 1.0 Mbps DSL both having different Real IP's.

    Both of them will be behind this firewall, now suppose IP of server A is 65.25.25.201 and for Server B is 65.25.25.205. Now since the data for both the server will be coming on the same line from the ISP, is it possible that i can configure the firewall to route the data to corresponding server only. I mean i don't want it be be broadcast sort of thing, simply if the data is for server A the firewall should direct to that server and vice versa.

    Network Overview

    Internal Nodes: 100.
    Internal IP's : 192.168.0.*
    All internal users are Connected to Server A.
    Server B = Database Server (SQL).
    Users connection to Server B: Less than 100 at a time..... One connection per user.

    Anything else needed let me know....
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    How many (external) IPs did you get from your provider? You're supposing 2 IPs here but are these the ones you got from your ISP? Or do you have 1 single IP?
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    I have two real IP's from the ISP...... Both on the same segment
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    Allright.. Have a look at http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/...8067cf3b.shtml

    That's for 1 server.. You'll need to do the same thing for the other server..

    So a global (outside), a nat (inside) and a static (inside,outside) per server..
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    Thanks
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    Lots of configuration examples on the Cisco site..
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