Search results for query: *

Brilliant, thats a great help. Adam

Thanks, but if I do that, the remote user has to log in once to the PIX, then login again to access hosts on the remote domain. And then I have to set up LMHOST entries on the client to be able to access remote hosts by name. Unless there are ways round these issues?

I want to allow remote access to our LAN, if possoble just using Windows 2003 VPN Server and the built-in WinXP VPN client (had this working before but now upgraded firewall to a PIX). Can I use a Windows 2003 VPN server that is behind a PIX 501? As this isn't discussed in this forum is this...

We have a small office setup: Win2003 server as DHCP; XP Pro clients, and a pretty much out of the box configuration. Our external connection is with an ADSL modem and all was well. DNS was never an issue. I installed a Cisco PIX firewall between our LAN and the ADSL modem, and now the DNS...

(ahem) Oh yeah, thanks.

I need to access hosts on a remote LAN via a router that has been installed locally. (The configuration of the router is managed by someone else and I have no access to it.) I can connect OK (and can ping remote hosts etc.) if I wire up a PC directly to the local router configured with: IP...

Hi Astros, I have what seems to be an identical problem (with identical setup). Have you sorted yours out yet? If so, how? Ta, Adam