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  1. sip240

    PIX501 6.3 -> PIX515 7.2 outbound VPN drops

    This was apparently caused by something on the backbone between our location and the far end... The path that our provider took to connect our traffic between both locations (and outside of our control) was having issues. What we can actually see of the traceroute is different now, and all is...
  2. sip240

    PIX 501 6.3 --> PIX 515E 7.2 Cisco VPN client Drops

    This was apparently caused by something on the backbone between our location and the far end... The path that our provider took to connect our traffic between both locations (and outside of our control) was having issues. What we can actually see of the traceroute is different now, and all is...
  3. sip240

    PIX 501 6.3 --> PIX 515E 7.2 Cisco VPN client Drops

    Hi Brent, I'm going to set the MTU to 1300 Tuesday and see if the problem continues. I'll post an update then. Thanks for your reply. Regards, sip
  4. sip240

    PIX501 6.3 -> PIX515 7.2 outbound VPN drops

    Thanks Maczen, I'll give that a try and let you know if it works. I have access to Cisco's bugtools, I'll check that DDTS out also... Regards, sip
  5. sip240

    PIX 501 6.3 --> PIX 515E 7.2 Cisco VPN client Drops

    Hi, We've got an external ISP network at our office used by contractors to access email, and other related issues - it's not part of the company network. The external ISP provides a router, and we have two Cisco PIX 501's behind it providing DHCP addresses and NATing those users to the outside...
  6. sip240

    PIX501 6.3 -> PIX515 7.2 outbound VPN drops

    Hi, We've got an external ISP network at our office used by contractors to access email, and other related issues - it's not part of the company network. The external ISP provides a router, and we have two Cisco PIX 501's behind it providing DHCP addresses and NATing those users to the outside...

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