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setting up pix at home

carl_townshend
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Hi all, If I want to put my pix on a public ip at home, do I need 3 public ip's? one for the wan interface thats goes to my provider, 1 for the inside interface of my router and 1 for the pix? or could i get away with using 2, by using ip unnumbered on the ethernet interface of my router so it uses the same ip as the wan atm interface ?

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Hi,

You only need 1 Public IP address ... the Inside interface & DMZ'S are private IP ranges ...

The Private will be NATTED when going outside

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If I only use 1 public address, that means i do all my natting on my router, I want this done on my firewall!!

Your Pix firewall will do the NAT process. Use private IPs for your DMZ and Internal networks.

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/secursw/ps2120/products_configuration_guide_chapter09186a00804859f3.html

HTH

Steve

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