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On a cisco pix, i believe it's &quot;isakmp am-disable&quot;<br />

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On a cisco pix, i believe it's "isakmp am-disable"


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The PIX 515E I am using doesn't recognise that syntax.<br />
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It is something to do with the version of the software I am using ... 6.3(5)?<br />

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The PIX 515E I am using doesn't recognise that syntax.

It is something to do with the version of the software I am using ... 6.3(5)?


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Ah, thats the command for version 7.<br />
Sorry but i dont know what it is for version 6 - can't find any documentation either at the moment - will keep looking unless someone else on EE knows ???
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Ah, thats the command for version 7.
Sorry but i dont know what it is for version 6 - can't find any documentation either at the moment - will keep looking unless someone else on EE knows ???

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Our corporate network has a VPN set up between a Cisco PIX 506E and a Cisco PIX 515E.<br />
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I would like to disable aggressive mode authentication.<br />
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How can I do this?
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Our corporate network has a VPN set up between a Cisco PIX 506E and a Cisco PIX 515E.

I would like to disable aggressive mode authentication.

How can I do this?

How do I disable aggressive mode?

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