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I'm experiencing an unusual VPN issue that I'm hoping someone can help me with. I've configured several router-to-PIX tunnels with a new configuration we have to use to meet a clients demands and some of the tunnels are working while others are not....
We recently added a new network segment and are having problems NAT'ing the new segment on our PIX 525. When I view xlate I can tell that the new IP's are not translating. I've cleared the xlate and even changed the PIX config from allowing specifi...
Is there any way to limit the number of NAT translations that are cached on a 2600 router? Or at least some way to set the size of the cache or expiration time?Thanks in advance.
Thank you for the reply but in this particular instance there's no reason to add routes because the clients are using the inside IP address of the router as a default gateway. I'll try adding the ip mtu 1500 setting tonight to see if that makes a di...
I should have probably mentioned that on the PIX I'm using the "sysopt connection permit-ipsec" command so I don't believe it's an ACL issue on that side.
You need to create a route-map to define which traffic should use NAT. Here's an example below.First you need to create an access-list that defines how you want traffic NAT'ed. The example below assumes that 10.1.1.0/24 is the local network and 10....
You shouldn't have any problem doing this. In addition to load balancing web servers we've also balanced terminal servers that are configured to be accessed by remote users through VPN connections. Because we have over 90 remote locations, I didn't...
