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I am sure I am overlooking something very simple, so I am hoping for a second set of eyes that will clue me in on where I am going wrong. Basically I have a cisco client remote accessing into a 5510. Authentication works fine, secured routes info s...
Hopefully someone can help me out with this issue that has been going on for about 4 months now. I have a user that runs a SAS application over a l2l vpn tunnel that will crunch numbers for a long period of time, finally generating the data results ...
I desperately need some advice with my WEBVPN authentication design. How would I restrict specific users to only connect to certain connection profile Aliases?For instance. lets say I have GROUP A, GROUP B, and GROUP C as aliases, available on the d...
Don't know if this is even possible, so I am looking for anyone with the know how to either confirm or deny if my setup is correct, or if I need to readjust my thinking. I am attempting to set up a transparent squid-cache server for about 1000 users...
Hoping someone can answer my question about VMPS. I recently configured a Cat4000 to act as my VMPS server. Things worked initially, until I had to make modification to the text file that VMPS is pulling from. I manually uploaded the text file bac...
HeatherThanks for your inputThe 2 users that were testing (myself and another coworker) were both behind nat devices. I thought cisco by default allowed nat-t over udp, but I guess not. Adding the ipsec-udp enable under my group policy fixed my issu...
Thanks for the suggestions. I went with an LDAP solution, but ditched the member of requirment. I just set up different aaa server-groups with different base DNs, since the accounts will be seperated by OUs anyhow. However, I don't think I can use...
Raj -Thanks for your response. I thought the same thing about either a bad no-nat entry or a static entry, but this particular ip had neither as part of the pix config. The inside network is a mix of L2 and L3 devices, but the actual gateway of the...
I have a similiar design at the moment in my network, as I am in the process of switching from 1 ISP to using two (although I have seperate routers to handle the 2 lines). I used policy based routing in my scenario and it works fine. Just set up yo...
