Ok... I figured it out. Apparently 6.2 code is alot different from 6.3. 6.2 applies the ACL of the outside interface to the tunneled traffic and 6.3 does not. STUPID CISCO!
added the permit on the outsude interface and everything worked.
Thanks!!!
I have a Cisco 7200 connected to a PIX 501 using IPsec. The remote site can surf but cannot be reached from the main office.
The VPN comes up woith no problem so that is not the issue. I think it is an ACL? Basically I have 10.X addressing at the remote site and it should come across the VPN...
I have a Cisco 7200 acting as a VPN concentrator for client connections. I have everything setup and it is working but I have a requirement to display a banner at logon for VPN clients. I have this working with clients that connect through my Cisco 3000 but I need the same functionality on the...
7200 Config
This is all i can get you. This is all of what is related to this site... I have hundreds of PIX VPN sites connected the config is WAY to long to post. If you could work with this that would be great. Sorry.
Current configuration : 75826 bytes
version 12.4
no service pad
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I am trying to bring up a VPN between 2 sites. One has a Cisco 7200 the other has an ASA 5505. The VPN will not come up.
It does not show up in 'sho crypto isakmp sa' output.
No stats but there is an entry for it in 'sho crypto ipsec sa' output.
Any help greatly appreciated!!!
Can someone...
I am trying to add a computer to a Server 2003 AD Domain.
I had to reinstall the OS because of an issue on the client. The client is XP SP3 fully patched running Symantec AV and FW. Server is Server 2003 Enterprise SP2 Fully Patched.
I have tried everything I can think of. I am at my wits end...
Well... Look at that...
It worked!
You rock dude. You just made my day! I knew it had to be something easy like that... I just overlooked it. Thanks alot!
Regards,
Brian
Attached is a screenshot of Cisco VPN client routing table. http://bdcox.net/Picture2.png
Here is the output from a 'route print' on XP Pro SP3 box trying to connect to the VPN:
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Active Routes:
Network Destination Netmask Gateway...
Ok... thanks for the tips. I tried what you suggested and still no lick. I thought that it might be that interesting traffic was not properly defined but this clearly states that traffic headed to 10.1.0.0/24 is interesting traffic:
access-list split_tunnel standard permit 10.1.0.0...
So here is my issue. I have an ASA 5505 that is used for remote access by a few employees for access to file servers. The VPN is configured for split tunneling. I am able to connect, auth, and establish ipsec tunnel. I however cannot get to anything on the internal network. The network is...
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