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Hi,I need to restrict traffic for an RA VPN. Is it best to do this with ACLs on the interfaces or through CPP?I've tried both to no avail and want to make sure I'm on the right track before delving too deep.Thanks!
I've got customers dialing up to our AS5200 for internet access. They get IP addresses just fine and can browse the Internet. I've got one customer that needs a static IP address when he dials into our router. What is the easiest way to do this?He...
I have client machines on the inside interface that get IP addresses from the PIX using DHCP.If I turn one of the PCs off for about a week and then turn it back on, it can't communicate with the LAN or the Internet because it is not getting an IP add...
I've got a 2621 that I am trying to do web caching with a CE507.Both of my serial interfaces are connected to the Internet (same provider) and both of my ethernet interfaces are in use too.Both serial interfaces are configured with ip wccp web-cache ...
I have a client using Exchange 2000 with the Instant Messaging option over a VPN connection. The connection is a PIX-to-PIX VPN and both are running 6.0(1).The only thing not working over the VPN connection is this issue with Messenger/Exchange: On...
Well there are a couple of ways to get to your PIX from the world that I know of.The first, which is less secure, is to use a static nat to a private IP on your LAN, and then allow some sort of remote control (VNC, Netmeeting, Terminal Service, PCAny...
Here is the config I use:domain-name mydomain.comca generate rsa key 512 ssh 150.1.1.0 255.255.255.0 outsideca save all To clear the rsa key and start over:ca zeroize rsa
As far as I know this does not work.The first problem is that the PIX at the home office will not pass through the IPSec traffic. I'm not sure why this is. I swapped out my PIX at home for a Linksys DSL router and now I can VPN back to our main off...