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iwaforest · 12-12-2006

We have our VPN working, no problem. I can get FROM the workstation to the PIX Firewall, and into our internal network. However, I want to see if it is possible to either use VNC or Remote Desktop to connect back to the workstation, once the VPN se...

iwaforest · 03-01-2007

Maximum Transmission Unit.The size of the IP Packet.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximum_transmission_unit

iwaforest · 02-02-2007

Thanks for your help. After a bit of port scanning, I found that an appropriate port had not been opened on the inside interface, so the traffic couldn't come through.Thanks for everyone's help.

iwaforest · 02-01-2007

Thanks for the information.It is a PIX 515 Firewall, and I do have the nat(inside 0) statement in place, and with access lists that allows all ip traffic between the two networks.Any other ideas?

iwaforest · 12-19-2006

I guess I should rephrase my question.I really only am going one direction. I want to be able to connect from a system on my internal network, to a system that is connect via a VPN connection. Right, now, I can't seem to do that. Is there somethin...

iwaforest · 12-12-2006

Did you solve this problem? I would like to know your solution if you did, since I want to do the exact same thing (Remote Desktop or VNC to clients, map drives back to them. Mostly for support).thanks

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