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  1. McDouglas

    Monitoring BW usage

    I already use Netflow Analyzer, but that's no good for real time statistics. I need something like the linux utility 'iftop', which looks like this: http://mcdouglas.dyndns.org/2009-02-12_1530.swf The router has NBAR installed, but knowing what the traffic is not that important, I need to know...
  2. McDouglas

    Monitoring BW usage

    Hi, How can I monitor who is using the internet in a given time? I know I can install a netflow monitor, but that will only generate me graphs for daily, monthly, hourly usage. I need something like the linux iftop utility: http://www.ex-parrot.com/~pdw/iftop/iftop_normal.png Sometimes...
  3. McDouglas

    Remote Access VPN with PIX

    Solved the problem. nat (inside) 0 access-list NO_NAT Silly me, forgot that the inside interface is not used, but the intranet one. I guess this is what you get, if you don't clean up your config after removing the DMZ subnet. Thanks for the suggestions anyway.
  4. McDouglas

    Remote Access VPN with PIX

    Just for testing, I allowed ANY traffic in ACL for both interfaces. Still no luck. Can't even ping the PIX's internal IP address.
  5. McDouglas

    Remote Access VPN with PIX

    If I enter what you wrote: pix(config)# access-list NO_NAT extended permit ip 192.168.61.0 255.255.0.0 192.168.81.0 255.255.255.0 ERROR: IP address,mask <192.168.61.0,255.255.0.0> doesn't pair I guess you wanted to type 24 bit mask, so i tried that too. Still could not ping the inside network...
  6. McDouglas

    Remote Access VPN with PIX

    Well I think the command nat (inside) 0 access-list NO_NAT does exactly that. VPN client's are not NATed.
  7. McDouglas

    Remote Access VPN with PIX

    Yes, there is, actually the PIX is the default gw. But I can't even access the PIX itself from the VPN client.
  8. McDouglas

    Remote Access VPN with PIX

    Hello, Sorry, by remote network i meant the HQ end, where the PIX is. I think split-tunneling is enabled in the group policy. You got me with the route-back thing. I'm not sure about that. Here is the route table. pix# show route Codes: C - connected, S - static, I - IGRP, R - RIP, M -...
  9. McDouglas

    Remote Access VPN with PIX

    Hi, I'm having problem setting up remote access VPN with a PIX515E. I can establish a connection with the Cisco VPN client, but after that, i can't ping or access anything on the remote network. I marked with bold the commands i used to set up the VPN config. My config: pix# show run : Saved...

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