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  The sensor doesn't know what private ip addresses are mapped to addresses what global ip. If a block on a private address never has no effect on whether or not the sensor will block a global address.

  The Pix knows the mapping, it's why the shun no order on the Pix will remove it. The Pix knows the mapping is not the case of the probe.

  Beware that if the sensor is turned off and reboot of the sensor re - runs the command to shun for all addresses that it deems should be avoided (even those that you have run the command 'not shun' for the pix). Is not a good idea to manually run the command 'not shun' on the Pix when the IDS sensor actively manages the list of shun.

  Instead, go to IDM on the sensor and delete (delete) the shun:

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  The probe won't do then the "no shun" automatically for you.

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  http://www.Cisco.com/univercd/CC/TD/doc/product/iaabu/csids/csids10/idmiev/swchap3.htm#32488

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  Or use these CLI commands:

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  Replace 1.0.0.0 and 255.0.0.0 with either private or global network according to what is reported in the alarm.

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  I have a PowerConnect 6248 switch where we want to block a specific MAC address from the rest of the network.

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• "clone mac address".

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  What some service providers used to make Internet was set up your internet connection and to register the MAC address that was on the device (usually a PC) that is directly related to their modem (or what they used to provide connectivity to their network). They would configure their network equipment to provide an IP address only if she saw this MAC address of your connection. If you have modified the equipment to connect to the modem, you must call to reset their equipment to account for your new MAC address. Most of the suppliers do no more, but the MAC cloning on the routers address is a way to circumvent the duty to call. If you have installed a router at some point after the original installation of your ISP and your internet connection does not work, you could try cloning your MAC PC address to the internet port of the router, thus deceiving their equipment into thinking that the same PC was still connected to the modem.

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