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Allow Nortel Contivity Client from behind PIX515
Your suggestions have worked. I also needed to add static routes for pc which need to use Contivity. This brings me to another problem. When using the Contivity VPN client, all other addresses become unseen. For instance we run Lotus Sametime which connects via external server. This connection...- caffinator
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Allow Nortel Contivity Client from behind PIX515
I will give your suggestions a try and will let you know how successful (or unsuccessful) I am :-) Thanks!!- caffinator
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Allow Nortel Contivity Client from behind PIX515
Thanks for your reply. I will find out the ports that need to be opened and post them here for others. Yes Nortel does use IPSEC. I will post other info as I learn of it. Again, thanks!!- caffinator
- Post #3
- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Allow Nortel Contivity Client from behind PIX515
Hello, can anyone get me pointed in the right direction please? I need to allow my users to use Nortel Contivity VPN Client to access customer site from behind our PIX515. Can someone please tell me what modifications are needed to config to allow this. We currently have 3 remote sites connected...- caffinator
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