11-20-2000 01:36 PM - edited 02-21-2020 11:15 AM
I set up a 3000 Concentrator at the main office in my company. We were hoping to give access to our numerous small offices around the country which have access to the Internet via a DSL line. All of the sites run NAT to a local PDC/DHCP and the rest of PC's get out using PAT. In order for a user to connect to us via VPN, we need to assign a static IP address the his/her PC and NAT that IP address to an outside address. This becomes a logistical nightmare, concidering we have only several outside IP address for each site and there are over 300 sites around the country. Does anyone have a solution to the problem?
11-30-2000 07:57 AM
I dont see a way around this one. Port address translation cannot handle IP protocols used for VPN. It does require its own IP address and unfortunately I dont believe there is a workaround for this
01-13-2001 03:08 PM
If you set up the 3005 Group for Transparent NAT, the client software will wrap the ESP IPsec packet in UDP. This capability allows the IPsec packet to be PAT'd.
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