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Hi group,

Before you all say I know I should not be running this in production
but needs must.

I was just wondering if anybody had seen a problem between where the
Site-to-Site VPN seems slow between PIX and CP-NG. Checed cisco.com and
checkpoint.com but no results I can find.

CPU and Mem stats seem fine, beeing running debug crypto isakmp /ipsec,
all looks OK, general internet broswing seems fine.

Any ideas?
Thanks
Jay

Hi Jay,

You may wish to investigate the Cisco PIX 515/515E Security Appliance
Memory Upgrade for PIX Software v7.0

Before installing this new release, the memory on Cisco PIX 515 and
515E Security Appliances must be upgraded.

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/...d8023c8d4.html

Sincerely,

Brad Reese
BradReese.Com Cisco Repair Service Experts
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Brad,

Thanks for the info. I have infact upgraded the 515/E with a restricted
license to 128MB
Jason

Brad,

Thanks for the info. I have infact upgraded the 515/E with a restricted
license to 128MB
Jason

In article < .com>,
thejayman <> wrote:
:Before you all say I know I should not be running this in production
:but needs must.

:I was just wondering if anybody had seen a problem between where the
:Site-to-Site VPN seems slow between PIX and CP:NG.

:CPU and Mem stats seem fine, beeing running debug crypto isakmp /ipsec,
:all looks OK, general internet broswing seems fine.

Is it "slow" for all kinds of traffic, or only for larger packets?
I'm wondering if you might be running into MTU issues?
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Walter,

Thanks for the answer, it seems slow on all type, i have used ping etc
with the flags to check the fragmention size and all seems ok, I was
just wondering if there could be a small bug in v7.0(1), I can see they
have released 7.0.(4).
Thanks
Jason