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I'm having some issues with some VPN clients to a PIX firewall. The PIX is on 6.3(3) code and the clients are running v4.I have one remote user in particular who has two machines that he connects to the PIX simultaneously. One needs a specific IP s...
Using static to NAT a private IP to public and have dns rewrite enabled.static (dmz1,outside) 66.x.x.211 10.18.62.11 dns netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0This 66.x.x.211 address is the address returned for www.customerX.comThis seems to be working OK for A...
Is there a way to configure the command set that the PIX will recognize and pass using the fixup protocol? I have a customer who wants to leave the fixup protocol on but needs to use the AUTH command.If there isn't a way to configure this, is there ...
Does anyone know if the PIX perform substitution for reverse lookups or just for forward lookups?My rather lengthy information is in the previous posts. I'd really appreciate any help on this. Thanks, Scot
Thanks for the insights. I'm thinking the static NAT on one will end this as an issue for me. He is, after all, able to connect from both occassionally even from behind the same NAT/PAT.P.S. I actually did have it as 3DES/SHA at one point and durin...
I'd thought it might be something at the remote end. Nice to have a confirmation. Odd thing that drove me crazy is that he CAN connect from both SOMETIMES. Drove me batty.I've asked him to check for any IPSec passthrough settings. He doesn't see ...
"private addresses" simply refer to RFC 1918 addresses that are not, by rule, routed by ISPs accross the Internet. If you are building a tunnel between two devices, the gateway IPs that they connect to each other on must be 'public'.The traffic that...
