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Why do you want to use the PDM. &nbsp;You can set up telnet and use the CLI instead.
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Why do you want to use the PDM.  You can set up telnet and use the CLI instead.

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That was not working either, but magically everything started working on it's own. 
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That was not working either, but magically everything started working on it's own.

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If you're still looking for help, like as to why it owrked, let us know.
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If you're still looking for help, like as to why it owrked, let us know.

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What seemed to work is changing from an entire subnet that has access to the PDM, to a specific host. 
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What seemed to work is changing from an entire subnet that has access to the PDM, to a specific host.

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I want to know how I need to have my PIX 501 configured to allow a specific address from the outside to be able to use the PDM. I am haveing a real time trying to make this work. What specifially should I do to get this working?
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I want to know how I need to have my PIX 501 configured to allow a specific address from the outside to be able to use the PDM. I am haveing a real time trying to make this work. What specifially should I do to get this working?

PIX 501 Outside PDM

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