Configure 1750 with PIX 515E...

Nov 22, 2005 2 Replies

I am going to be puttin in a Cisco 1750 router with a Cisco PIX 515E with 6 ports and Unrestricted software. i just need some assistance. I will have a T1 for internet. Below is the ISP information:



Static IP Block: 162.40.148.0/29 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.248 DNS: 166.102.165.11, 166.102.165.13


I will have 3 different subnets on the PIX, all using the T1 for the internet connection.



I have not set up a T1 on the 1750 before, but i pretty much know my way around the router. I have not even messed with the PIX device before...so, IS there any software that i can build the firewall with from a windows machine? I would like software that i can use instead of trying to use the command line with the PIX.


Anyway, here is what i need.



I am going to draw a diagram below and fix and add as needed.


T1 ---- 162.40.148.1(Cisco1750)192.168.21.2--------192.168.21.1(Cisco PIX 515E)


The subnets that will be connecting are....192.168.0.0/24,



192.168.1.0/24, 192.168.2.0/24


These will connect directly into the PIX.



Here is what i need info on:



What routes do i put into the 1750?: 0.0.0 0 0.0.0 0. 0.0.0 0.



0.0.0.0? Is there an easier software to configure PIX? Is the address i have on the WAN side of the 1750 correct? How do i set up a DMZ on the PIX?

In article , jsandlin0803 wrote: :I am going to be puttin in a Cisco 1750 router with a Cisco PIX 515E :with 6 ports and Unrestricted software. i just need some assistance.

:I have not even messed with the PIX device :before...so, IS there any software that i can build the firewall with :from a windows machine? I would like software that i can use instead of :trying to use the command line with the PIX.

If the 515E has factory defaults, then you will need to use the command line long enough to give the inside interface an ip address. After that, you can use PDM, which is a java-based GUI that launches

Thanks for your reply. Does the config above look good?

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