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I'm administering a small business network across two offices. Both offices have a PIX501 firewall. Right now we have a working PIX to PIX VPN tunnel between offices and everything is working great. But I am trying to get remove VPN access working...
Before I discovered the use of multiple access-list commands for one access access group, I had tried the setup you described. It didn't work. The VPN from the west office is different: its a PIX to PIX VPN tunnel that I found docs for on Cisco's s...
Adam .... I have another access-list question. I want to do something simple: open a port for the remote VPN users. But, to me the access-list doc for this operation in the cmd ref is really cryptic. How would I open port 12345? Do I have to defi...
Thanks Adam ... it is simple. It just wasn't clear to me that multiple statements could be assigned to the same acl. And its right there in the manual ... second sentence in the Access List Usage. Need to knock down some glass walls in my head and...
OK ... this makes total sense to me. What doesn't make sense is a no_nat acl with two destination addresses. I can't decode anything like this out of my 6.3 cmd ref. Can you show me what such an access-list command statement would look like??
I've tried this with only one access list. .... see the last couple of sentences in my first post. But I did it again just to make sure. Please see attached config.And I still have same problem. PIX-to-PIX VPN from other office works fine. But re...
