PIX Help?cant PING the INSIDE Interface of MY PIX

Discussion in 'Cisco' started by eugene123, Sep 24, 2003.

  1. eugene123

    eugene123 Guest

    I cannot ping the inside interface of my PIX, I have connected the
    ethernet1 inside interface directly to a PC via a cross over cable. I
    have configured the IP address of the inside to 192.168.1.1 and of the
    PC 192.168.1.2.

    The duplex and speed of the PIX is set at auto. The secutity level of
    the inside is still at its default of 100. This is a brand new PIX
    firewall. I should not have to do anything to ping the inside
    interface of the PIX from a PC that is directly connected to the PIX?
    The interface of the PIX is up and the line protocol is up.

    The pix ios version 6.22 and model is a Cisco Secure 525.


    I appreciate any responses,

    Thank YOU,
     
    eugene123, Sep 24, 2003
    #1

    1. Advertisements

  2. eugene123

    Andy Barkl Guest

    It's a Firewall. You need to enable ICMP for PING.
     
    Andy Barkl, Sep 24, 2003
    #2

    1. Advertisements

  3. eugene123

    Walter Roberson Guest

    ::> I cannot ping the inside interface of my PIX, I have connected the
    :> ethernet1 inside interface directly to a PC via a cross over cable. I
    :> have configured the IP address of the inside to 192.168.1.1 and of the
    :> PC 192.168.1.2.

    :It's a Firewall. You need to enable ICMP for PING.

    The PIX default if you have not configured the 'icmp' command is to
    respond to ping on all interfaces (provided, of course, that you
    are pinging the "closest" interface.)


    eugene123, check in case you have configured an 'icmp' command.
    Log in, enable, and show icmp . If nothing shows up, then the default
    should allow ping.
     
    Walter Roberson, Sep 24, 2003
    #3
  4. eugene123

    AMR Guest

    RTFM.
     
    AMR, Sep 25, 2003
    #4
  5. eugene123

    Mark Smythe Guest

    On the pix, try "show arp" and see if the PC shows up. Also, if you have
    set up natting it may change the results. I dont really know , just
    guessing.
     
    Mark Smythe, Sep 25, 2003
    #5

    1. Advertisements

Ask a Question

Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question?

You'll need to choose a username for the site, which only take a couple of moments (here). After that, you can post your question and our members will help you out.
Similar Threads

  1. PIX: how to allow 1 host from outside interface to access another host on the inside interface?

  2. How to ping the Pix 501 inside interface

  3. Ping PIX inside interface from outside host

  4. Connected to DSL PPPOE, Cant Ping from Outside Interface, Inside OK

  5. Ping PIX inside interface through VPN

  6. PIX 506E Routing from Inside Interface network To outside interface network

  7. IRB BVI0 interface, no ping possible from the router to inside hosts

  8. PIX, inside interface drops return ping packets HELP.

Loading...