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Here’s the deal. We have a satellite office that connects back to our corporate office via a fiber link that is supplied by our local ISP. This link is not live to the Internet but does traverse our ISP’s equipment at their NOC. In this case should I...
I am very new to redhat so please accept my apology.I am trying to install the vpn client on my redhat 9 box. When I run ./vpn_install it askes me what directory i want the binaries to be installed to and i leave it at the default, then it asks me if...
Can anyone explain why I'm getting this in my pix logs2003-04-23 02:10:17 Local4.Warning 10.0.13.253 Apr 23 2003 02:09:03: %PIX-4-106023: Deny udp src inside:126.0.0.1/137 dst outside:210.11.0.10/137 by access-group "inbound-in"We use a 10.0.0.0 rang...
Does anyone happen to have any insite on how to establish a VPN between a smoothwall 2.0 and a Cisco 3005 concentrator? I have the smoothwall side setup (I think) but I'm not sure how the 3005 side should be configured. any help is greatly appriciate...
try to connect via the dial-up and then do a "show log" on the pix...this should tell you if the pix is blocking anything that AOL may require....-Jesse
Good info. Thanks for your reply. I’ve been applying access lists on our core router in an attempt to try to narrow it down to a physical link on the network. Also I have been utilizing port monitor (that’s how I was able to capture the data being se...
Yeah I guess I should have mentioned that I have tried to ping the 126.0.0.1 address and I do not get a response. I am currently sniffing all traffic that goes to the inside interface on my pix and I found that the data being sent is “A........... CK...
This link has nothing to do with Netgear?? The Netgear device is the one that I don't know how to configure.Any help will be greatly appriciated! Has anyone ever done this? Can it be done?Thanks, Jesse
