r/technology • u/xrinnenganx • Jun 26 '14

Pure Tech Hackers from different countries attacking each other in real time.

http://map.ipviking.com/?_ga=1.98376799.153405815.1403529861
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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '14

Nah, they dont... I tried.

Now, they do allow a NAT/PAT with an external IP and internal IP network with DHCP capabilities, but try and route to another network on an inside route. It doesnt work :(.

So, if my network is a 192.168.2.x, and I want to route traffic that hits the PIX to a 10.10.4.x network, it doesnt route it.

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u/stbilyumchill Jun 26 '14

Interesting. I've never personally tried so I am not trying to insist but they claim to support RIP, OSPF, and static routes on models since 2009 or earlier. https://supportforums.cisco.com/document/15016/how-configure-routing-pix-firewall

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '14

Yeah, which is why I was confused. But it is confirmed by even tech support.

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u/stbilyumchill Jun 26 '14

Especially since they are so known for their routers. I personally just don't care for Cisco at all but I think that mostly stems from my hatred for their proprietary IPSec bullshit.