We have successfully intalled and used the VPN client on Mac OSX 10.1 connecting to a Pix 515.Has anyone done it with OSX 10.2?Will it work? Or do we have to wait for another new version.
Has anyone deployed the 3.x client with certificates and policy files to automate the install process?I'm told by Cisco support that you can't do it with the certs. You could do it in the 1.1 client. I can't believe they would remove this functiona...
Has anyone successfully gotten this client to enroll for certs online with Verisign?I can do file based, but not online, and also can't seem to import existing certs either.Any thoughts?
I only see the config for one pix. We will need to see the other as well. I actually can't seem to find anything wrong with this config except a couple of general no-no's not having to do with VPN.One that might make a difference is get rid of the ...
That will work with the Pix just fine. Just set the route for the 2 public class C's from the router to the Outside interface of the Pix. The outside interface of the Pix would use and address from the 30 bit point to point subnet. Then make your ...
Having your public accessible servers on the inside net is not a good idea. That's why the Pix has the ability to have multiple interfaces.Create your DMZ on an another interface and your problem is solved.
It seems that you are running 6.31 by the nat-traversal command. In that case you can enable the management with the command "management-access inside"Then make sure that you have the ip address that you're trying to connect with set int the telnet ...
This is why we use certificates for our authentication. You can use the free certificate server in Win2k to do it. We happen to use Verisign because we built this before MS was supported.
