Re: HELP PLEASE: pix does not respond

i have tried that. i plugged my server in the inside ethernet port of
the firewall. the firewall is powered on. but the server does not
budge. i am supposed to see some message like " A new network
connection is detected.." right? but i dont see anything like that.
Do you guys happen to know what the default ip address of the inside
port of the pix is (the gateway port from the server)? If pix detects
the server, i should get into to the configuration manager if i type
that ip address in the internet explorer address bar.

--- In PIX_Firewall%40yahoogroups.com">PIX_Firewallyahoogroups.com,
"davidwhitejr" <davidwhitejr...> wrote:
&gt;
> The 506E comes with a default configuration on it. You can bypass
the
&gt; Console connection if you are having issues, and just plug in a PC
to
&gt; the Eth1 port (Inside). The PIX should hand you an IP address via
> DHCP. Then you can just telnet or HTTPS to the inside interface and
> configure the PIX.
>;
> David.
&gt;
> --- In PIX_Firewall%40yahoogroups.com">PIX_Firewallyahoogroups.com, "Zulqar Nayen"; <nayenflies>
&gt; wrote:
&gt; >
>; > I need some serious help asap. My boss recently bought cisco pix
> > 506e. The cisco online support says that i have to connect it
with
> > the serial port of ther server in order to configure the password
and
> > ip settings. but the problem is, whenever i connect it to the
server
> > and restart the server, the server starts shutting down
autometically
> > (not an abrupt shut down, it does it systematically, that means
it
> > folows the usual steps--logging off, saving your settings etc).
WHY
> > on earth does it happen? and how do i get the firewall to show me
the
> > command console? Please help. any suggestions, links to
additional
> > resources will be appreciated.
> >
>;

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