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Pix 515e vpn setup

rmedina_fe
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I currently have a pix 515e setup as a firewall and vpn terminator. We will be moving our network to a new isp that will provide the firewall service, but i need to keep the pix for the vpn functionality. The pix currently has a public IP for the vpn but the new ISP want to do nat for the pix, so I have to give it a private ip. here is what the ISP sent me.

>Essentially - Customer needs

>1. Internal Server IP address that >will arrive from customer to the f/w.

>

>2. The public address NAT that will >represent the customer internal server.

>

>3. The proper ports open to support >this request. UDP ? 10000 or 4500 ? >and 500.

I'm new to VPN I would like some direction on where to find some documents on how to setup the cisco behind another router and without a public ip. Also can the pix have both interfaces on the same subnet?

Thank you

rene

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ggilbert
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Rene -

You can't have both the interfaces on the same subnet.

3. Ports needed for VPN to work.

UDP - 500 ==> which is ISAKMP

UDP - 4500 ==> NAT-T

UDP - 10000 ===> IPSec over UDP

ESP protocol ==> which is protocol number 50.

1 & 2. Your external (outside) IP address of the PIX.

Does this answer your question.