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Jugaad

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Re: Cisco PIX OS 7.0

I didn't like the PIX OS 7. It turned the PIX into a router. None of the older commands work. PIX admins thinking of going to PIX OS 7 will have to unlearn all you have learned over the years and start fresh.

But, I guess with time I'll have to start liking the new OS. Change is inevitable.
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permalink · 2005-03-18 12:31:44 · Reply to this

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Re: Cisco PIX OS 7.0

said by Jugaad See Profile:

I didn't like the PIX OS 7. It turned the PIX into a router. None of the older commands work. PIX admins thinking of going to PIX OS 7 will have to unlearn all you have learned over the years and start fresh.

But, I guess with time I'll have to start liking the new OS. Change is inevitable.
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permalink · 2005-03-18 12:55:51 · Print · Reply to this
lestat99

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Piscataway, NJ		 If you are having trouble with the CLI why don't you just use the GUI? The latest GUI is very user friendly and even has configuration "wizards" for setting up features such as VPN access.
permalink · 2005-03-18 14:09:21 · Reply to this
idolclub

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Re: Cisco PIX OS 7.0

said by lestat99 See Profile:

If you are having trouble with the CLI why don't you just use the GUI? The latest GUI is very user friendly and even has configuration "wizards" for setting up features such as VPN access.
Does the new GUI(PDM 5.0) can support range Port Forwarding? In the PIX 6.3, if I want to forward TCP port 1400-1420 to one internal IP, I must to write 20 ACLs.
permalink · 2005-03-18 14:44:39 · Print · Reply to this
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