PIX 6.2 (primary failover)

I recently joined a company where the PIX firewall is installed. but the active link on the failover is red, I want to make the active primary pix. How can I do?

There seems to be some confusion with primary, secondary, active and standby. In your scenario, it's whatever pix is 'active' who will always have the adresse.190, whether primary or secondary, and similarly, the pix "pending" will always be the adresse.180. It is the 'active' pix, you need to set up, not the "standby", as the rescue unit will not replicate the changes to the active unit, and this is the error you see. You must telnet to the 190 address in order to set up the pair.

Hope that helps

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