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Originally Posted by theholycow
If it's a transparent firewall the best way is through the console...hook up a serial cable, use PuTTY, 9600/8/N/1 (standard settings). If you don't have the password you could reboot it and watch what comes up on the console, you may get the IP or you will certainly at least get its MAC address (then you can use a packet sniffer).
If it's not setup as a transparent firewall then it's probably the gateway address for the computers in your network.
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Oh, and I really don't know the pix firewall, but those are the ways I'm sure would work.
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Thanks
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damnit, still can't get in it.
can't get to connect VIA puTTy