03-04-2004 01:48 AM - edited 02-20-2020 11:16 PM
Hi
We have set up a VPN connection with several users through our PIX 515 but have found that although they can get onto the internal network we cannot use VNC to access their remote desktops.
I believe a command can be used in relation to the access list to open ports 5800 & 5900 for both TCP and UDP but have no idea what the command is, and would be very grateful for some help!
Many thanks
Rob
03-04-2004 09:25 AM
on the access list that you use to define interesting traffic for the vpn...
access-list acl_rem permit tcp >inside ip< >remote ip< eq 5800
access-list acl_rem permit tcp >inside ip< >remote ip< eq 5900
access-list acl_rem permit udp >inside ip< >remote ip< eq 5800
access-list acl_rem permit udp >inside ip< >remote ip< eq 5900
03-05-2004 03:59 AM
Thanks!
Is it possible to use a global command that will allow this for all IP's as we would want any internal machine to connect to any user on the VPN.
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