RE:PIX-520 help...

["R. Corona" <goniners () home com>]

Thanks so much everyone ... I changed the global command to reflect IP's
that are on a range of outside "real" IP's, and it works!!

  I still have one question though.  If one only has a single public
internet IP, how can you issue the global statement in a proper way?  If my
outside ip is 65.8.165.98 , and I issue the global command "global (outside)
1 65.8.165.99-65.8.165.254 netmask 255.255.255.0 it works just fine.  But is
it actually using the public IP's .99 - 254?  Or are these IP's used in a
virtual sense?  I tried to use only my own IP, but the PIX refused to use
it's own outside IP as it's global ID.  In my case can I use the range
65.8.165.99-65.8.165.254 without causing a conflict with the registerred
users of those public IP's?  What is the minimum number of outside IP's one
must have for the PIX to function properly doing NAT?

Thanks a lot,

Ross

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