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BTW - I access this using the web interface (as if i had to say!).<br />
There is an access rule that for the .36 address too.<br />
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BTW - I access this using the web interface (as if i had to say!).
There is an access rule that for the .36 address too.



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Hi,<br />
I have PIX 506e. &nbsp; I added a load balancer (.10) to my network and need to direct HTTPS traffic to it, instead of the .36 address it is currently configured map to. How do i go about this?<br />
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Currently there is a static NAT rule listed in the [Translation Rules] tab <br />
[Original]<br />
inside / xxx.xxx.xxx.36 Port: 443/tcp<br />
[Translated]<br />
outside interface IP Port: 443/tcp<br />
[Options]<br />
DNS rewrite No, Max conn Unlimited, Embryonic Unlimited, Random Seq. Yes.<br />
<br />
Thanks for any help!<br />
Mark<br />

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Hi,
I have PIX 506e.   I added a load balancer (.10) to my network and need to direct HTTPS traffic to it, instead of the .36 address it is currently configured map to. How do i go about this?

Currently there is a static NAT rule listed in the [Translation Rules] tab 
[Original]
inside / xxx.xxx.xxx.36 Port: 443/tcp
[Translated]
outside interface IP Port: 443/tcp
[Options]
DNS rewrite No, Max conn Unlimited, Embryonic Unlimited, Random Seq. Yes.

Thanks for any help!
Mark


Cisco PIX: How to change translation rule

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