Firewall

Using Parallels Plesk Panel with Cisco PIX 501 or ASA 5505 Hardware Firewall

When Parallels Plesk Panel is used in conjunction with the Cisco PIX 501 or ASA 5505 hardware firewall, two processes may be affected: the external resolution of domains while running DNS and the mapping of domain IP addresses through the firewall.
DNS
To ensure DNS compatibility between your Cisco PIX 501 [...]

Accessing the Cisco ASA 5505 Firewall Device Manager

From the device manager of your firewall you can control your Cisco firewall.
To Access the Cisco ASA Device Manager

In a Web browser, navigate to: https://[your firewall management IP address] (You might receive a number of security certificate warnings. If you accept the certs and save them as Trusted, you [...]

Parallels Plesk Panel Linux IP Address Configuration with Cisco PIX 501 or ASA 5505 Hardware Firewall

To Change Server IP Addresses

Connect to your server through SSH, using a client such as PUTTY.
Enter your User name and Password.
Run the command to become the super user:
su -

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Adding an External Hardware Firewall to Your Dedicated Server

GoDaddy.com offers two firewall solutions for your dedicated server. Software firewall applications may be installed onto your dedicated server (for example, Parallels Plesk Panel includes a software firewall). Additionally, we offer external hardware firewalls, which provide a greater level of security and increased performance.
To Add an External Hardware Firewall [...]

How Do Hardware Firewalls Differ From Software Firewalls?

Hardware firewalls are an important component of overall system security. Like software firewalls, hardware firewalls protect a network from attack by dictating how traffic and data enters and leaves the network. An external firewall provides security at a higher network topology level than does a software firewall. A combination of [...]

Why Do I Get Certificate Errors When I Connect To Cisco PIX 501 Firewall Device Manager?

The certificate errors that occur when connecting to the Cisco PIX 501 Firewall Device Manager are the result of Cisco using a self-signed SSL certificate instead of one signed by a third party. You can safely accept the certificate and save it as "Trusted" to avoid future [...]

Adding IP Addresses to Cisco ASA 5505 Hardware Firewall Device Manager

Some of the information in this article is advanced material we make available as a courtesy. Please be advised that you are responsible for properly following the procedures below. Customer Support cannot assist with these topics.

Translation rules must be added for all new IP addresses. When the Cisco ASA 5505 [...]

Accessing the Cisco PIX 501 Firewall Device Manager

NOTE: To launch the PIX 501 Device Manager your computer must use Java 1.6.0_1, which you can download here. You must disable all other versions of Java on your computer, as well.

To Access the Cisco PIX 501 Device Manager

In a Web browser, navigate to: https://[your firewall [...]

Why do I get certificate errors when I connect to Cisco ASA 5505 Firewall Device Manager?

Certificate errors occur when you connect to the Cisco ASA 5505 Firewall Device Manager because Cisco uses a self-signed SSL certificate instead of one signed by a third party. However, you can safely accept the certificate and save it as “Trusted” to avoid future [...]

Using Simple Control Panel with Cisco ASA 5505 Hardware Firewalls

When using Simple Control Panel with a Cisco ASA 5505 hardware firewall, two processes may be affected: the external resolution of domains while running DNS, and the mapping of domain IP addresses through the firewall.

DNS
When setting up domains within Simple Control Panel, domains must be associated with the internal (10.x.x.x) [...]