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Re: Pix Management

Subject: Re: Pix Management
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 21:15:51 +0200
Thibaudeau Simon wrote:
We have a few PIXs that we currently manage by hand, saving configs on a
TFTP and trying to keep up with the changes the best we can. We bought
Cisco's Firewall Management Console extension for CiscoWorks and it does not
do a very good job at keeping the configs clean, much like PDM is pretty
crap at it too. Also the Firewall MC is terrible in terms of performance and
change management. I wondered if any of you knew of a better solution to
manage PIXs. Something in which a security officer would be able to
visualize the config easily (a la PDM without all the changes and perverse
effects it does) as well as keeping tabs on the changes that are made to the
config. I have read here people talking about piping the config in a CVS and
work from there, that would work but also require an amount of coding time
that I might not have (also the fact that I have never worked with a CVS.)
Eventually we would like to have a change autorisation/validation procedure
that might be integrated too.

Is there any integrated solution that might do what I want? Is there any
tools that might help me getting what I want?



you can try firewall builder using the pix addon module (which you'll have to pay for) and generate configs for your firewalls using a graphical interface which is very intuitive (it resembles smartdashboard from checkpoint)


hth,

sin

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