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Properly aliasing DMZ address for VPN connections?
I replaced the nat (optional) 0 access-list nonat command and VPNers can see the DMZ by literally assigned addresses again. No split tunneling here, VPN users cannot get to the Internet while they're connected. Is there a possibility I have DNS doctoring going on here? I'm fairly new to Cisco...- rreed
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Properly aliasing DMZ address for VPN connections?
I removed the "nat (optional) 0 access-list nonat" from my config, no VPN connections cannot see the DMZ at all. That's the closest thing in my config to what you're talking about. Before I did that I changed my alias commands to look like: alias outside.world.ip.address...- rreed
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Properly aliasing DMZ address for VPN connections?
I have a PIX-515E (v6.22) and I need to have my VPN connections see my DMZ like everything else does. The outside world sees them as their aliased addresses and the inside network also sees them as their aliased addresses. Any VPN connections see them as their litterally assigned IP addresses...- rreed
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