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&gt;understand there is a no fixup protocal command <br />
Actually there is:<br />
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To turn off mailguard:<br />
&nbsp; no fixup protocol smtp 25<br />
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cheers
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>understand there is a no fixup protocal command
Actually there is:

To turn off mailguard:
  no fixup protocol smtp 25

cheers

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Ok I may have misworded it.. but is there a way to accomplish this in the GUI application?
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Ok I may have misworded it.. but is there a way to accomplish this in the GUI application?

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 we have a cisco PIX 515E and &nbsp;are having some e-mail issues.. &nbsp;I wanted to turn off mailguard, and understand there is a no fixup protocal command I can run but I'm looking for a way to do the command in the PDM.. Is there a way to do this.. Below is our firewall info to get a beter idea..<br />
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Cisco PIX 515E<br />
PIX version 6.3(4)<br />
PDM version 3.0(2)<br />
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 we have a cisco PIX 515E and  are having some e-mail issues..  I wanted to turn off mailguard, and understand there is a no fixup protocal command I can run but I'm looking for a way to do the command in the PDM.. Is there a way to do this.. Below is our firewall info to get a beter idea..

Cisco PIX 515E
PIX version 6.3(4)
PDM version 3.0(2)




How do I turn off mailguard in the PDM?

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