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Configure Cisco Pix to allow FTP using PDM

Asked by fondulac in Cisco PIX Firewall

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We host our own website. The server is on a dmz. I need to know how to allow active and passive ftp through our Cisco Pix 506e firewall using the PDM. If the server's internal ip is 10.100.x.x and the external ip is 216.124.x.x how do we set it up. I tried and when I clicked ok it said I did not have a static NAT configured. I tried to do this by guessing and was told that would overlap an existing NAT rule. How do I accomplish this both securely and successfully?

Here's a portion of the current pix configuration:
show run
PIX Version 6.3(5)
access-list Internet permit icmp any any
access-list Internet permit tcp any host 216.124.8x.6x eq smtp
access-list Internet permit tcp any host 216.124.8x.251 eq www
access-list Internet permit tcp any host 216.124.8x.6x eq pop3
access-list Internet permit tcp any host 216.124.8x.6x eq 3389
access-list Internet permit tcp host checker host Checker object-group Checker
access-list Internet permit tcp host Tec host Checker object-group Checker
access-list Internet permit tcp any host 216.124.8x.6x eq https
access-list dmzsecurity permit ip any any
access-list dmzsecurity permit icmp any any
access-list dmzsecurity deny ip any any
access-list nonat permit ip object-group All_Inside_Net object-group DMZ_Net
access-list nonat permit ip object-group All_Inside_Net object-group VPN_Net          
access-list nonat permit ip object-group DMZ_Net object-group VPN_Net
access-list Zzz_splitTunnelAcl permit ip any anyStart Free Trial
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