I am about configuring cisco pix 501 to connect Via VPN to about 10 Cisco Pix 501 firewall.
anybody got advise on how to do this or have a template to work with. I will also need to have the client VPN tunneling with the Gateway to Gatway link.
Current network:
I have a network configured with Windows 2003 server and a Pix 501 firewall configured for remote users to access the network using Cisco VPN client via IAS usinf radius protocol. The VPN connection and authentication work fine.
New setup:
But i have just installed a new...
If i use port 443 on the TS gateway which port would i use for the outlook webaccess. I guess i need to NAT the traffic using the Firewall but i am worried that this will effect OWA as its set to same Port with RDP secure ssl access.
I need to configure the windows 2008 network for remote access for users to access the network from any remote connection and from any computer as well or a web access solution.
I need to know if there are any 3rd party application that will deliver this solution. Users will not only want to...
Its was promoted yesterday. Actually!!! the Old DC was upgraded from win 2000 and if i remember correcly the LDAP port was changed during the upgrade and I dont know how to locate the port and then if it has any thing to do with this DC upgrade problem.
(Hope i am noe mixing things up)
I will...
Their are no errors linking to the SYSVOL. Is this normal if you dont install DNS on the DC?.
when I install DNS on the new DC di i need to stop the DNS on the old one?
What do you mean by running as active directory integrated. Do you mean if DNS server is installed on the DC?. If So Yes it is...
I have added a new windows 2003 server on the network and promoted the server to a DC but cannot see the SYSVOL folder on the newly promoted Server though it came up as successfull after the Promo.
What do i need to do to get the SYSVOL folder on the server.
I also need to move the DNS and DHCP...
Hello,
I did the access list with the supplies IP and Router IP with the supplied ports. Did a routing inside to access the destination network and did a static route to the IP and ports and its all working fine.
Thanks fro your contribution.
Thanks Brent,
Please can you advice how you will set the command line from the diagram, to allow traffic coming from the WAN link to the destination infrastructure Via the routers with 192.168.0.6 and 192.168.0.7.
Regards.
I think you need to reconfigure your IAS using Radius and make sure that you have IP pool and shared secret properly configuured.
Search cisco website for ias configuration or AAA configuration using windows XXXX.
Hi bent,
Any possibility of suggesting command lines.
I have done routing inside to the external IP addresses, and static routes to the these IP addresses. I have also created access-list allowing these wan ip addresses access via the ports.
How do i also trace to find out if the access is...
Hello Brent,
Find below the config as requested. The diagram is also attached.
We originally have the webserver inside the lAN with IP 192.168.0.9 . All we did on the webserver was to do a batch file with add route command
route add 160.43.X.0 mask 255.255.255.0 192.168.0.6
route add 160.43.X.0...
Thanks Brent,I still seem not to get my head around the routing and have still not been able to resolve the issue.
originally we were sending traffic to network C with routes configured manually (batch file with below syntax)on the server to reach required ip addresses:
route add 160.43.X.0...
What command do i need to debug to see if the traffic is actually reaching the firewall and at what point the connection drops using the ports 23515 and 23516.
They are in the same subnet and it works fine when working locally. If they are in the same subnet, why then should the firewall block access. Will it have anything to do with nat-traversal?
Thanks
Hello,
I seem to have an issue pinging a unix server or accessing the unix server only when i am connected remotely Via VPN.I can access and ping other Windows servers.
Has anyone encountered such an issue?.
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