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I have a cisco VPN client connecting to my PIX, it's getting an IP address from the PIX, and I see debug messages indicating that it has connected. However, I cannot seem to do anything on the VPN network - can't ping, can't "net view", can't http t...
Hi, I am untrained in Cisco but 20 year IT experience with some Unix, Linux, Windows mix. I am setting up a 506E VPN to allow users with Cisco VPN client software to connect. I have gone through a couple of training videos and I'm looking for some...
Hello, I am setting up 2 PIX 506E's as firewalls. I am not Cisco trained or certified and I'm trying to figure some of this stuff out as I go. Not the ideal situation, but we're a nonprofit without tons of cash for training so there it is.Anyway, ...
OK, I can reliably get IPSec/UDP to work now that I've learned a little bit about how this all works. What I want to do now is set up hte PIX to accept IPSec/TCP connections on port 80. If I get that working, I can then take a little breather. I...
OK, I changed the client to use IPSec/TCP using port 80. There is a static route on the server PIX, designed to allow access to the web server, and I think it's going to have to go away for now.If there is a static:static (inside,outside) tcp inte...
OK, I changed the client to use IPSec/TCP using port 80. There is a static route on the server PIX, designed to allow access to the web server, and I think it's going to have to go away for now.If there is a static:static (inside,outside) tcp inte...
That got me exactly where I wanted to be - I can now ping the web server and load pages from it. Thanks!Now I'm going to try to do it with port 80 from the VPN client, I'll update this when I know if that's working.
