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PIX on a Stick?

So I need a ton of DMZ ports all of a sudden. I know that the PIX supports VLAN's, and I also know that the PIX will not route out of the same interface that the packet comes in on. So, if I create say 5 VLAN's (non-routable on the switch) and trunk it to the firewall will I be able to create rules to allow traffic to the different VLAN's?

Example, I have VLAN 10,11,12 on the switch with no IP addresses. I create logical interfaces on the PIX as everyone's gateway. Rules permitting, can I allow a computer in VLAN 10 to talk to a computer in VLAN 11?

Thanks!

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Wil
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Okay, so some reading proved that this can be done... Now, since I need more bandwidth of course, how about aggrigating PIX ports? ;)

A two GigE trunk would be nice, never heard of one on a PIX though...

Wil my 3¢

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Wil

In article , Martin Bilgrav wrote: :GE is only supported pn PIX525 and higher

Correct. Some people have reported that you can get a single GE to work in a PIX 515/515E.

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Walter Roberson

GE is only supported pn PIX525 and higher

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Martin Bilgrav

ok - didnot know this... But still, considering the throughput performance on 515e, this can really be an option, also considering it is unsupported from Cisco's side.

rgds Martin

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Martin Bilgrav

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