If you want to poke around with different commands, use the ? for help while in a session. IOS will sort of give you commands or you can just search for relevant ones.
Jeez I've jacked with this thing for about two hours and still nothing. I'm ready to just tear the config all the way down to nothing and see if the VPN works.
SDM can be a useless piece of software. Don't let it setup your router without looking at the configurations that are being sent to the router.
I agree with the above post, delete your config and start over. To keep it simple, dont use zone based policies. Simple simple, add all the fancy...
Test what connection? The FE4 connection to the internet? If so, yes, everything else on the router functions as expected. Just stuck on the VPN.
Thanks,
Travis
Burt -
Thanks for replying...
After I posted I found a post similar to this and the ACL change was suggested as you did.
Unfortunately, this did not fix the problem. I still feel NAT is not returning the packets back to the VPN client because if you watch the statistics on the VPN client...
After pondering my previous post further, your ACL is incorrect as well..
access-list 101 permit tcp any host 192.168.1.10 eq 1433 log
In this line, translated to english, "A TCP packet that hits the Ethernet1 with ANY ip address is permitted as long as its destination IP is 192.168.1.10"...
You have a few problems with your configuration.
Advice from Cisco beginner to Cisco beginner :)
When opening ports up from Outside to Inside it is ALWAYS a two step process if you have 1 external IP address you are working with.
1. You must open up a port on the firewall.
2. You must set a...
You have DHCP defined in your FE4 Interface, thus, you must route to DHCP, not the IP your provider is handing off. If your provider is handing off DHCP, keep FE4 DHCP. You only use a static IP if the ISP provided you with an IP block assignment.
Insert your default route as:
ip route 0.0.0.0...
Hello, I've been attempting to get my EZVPN server functioning on my 800 series router for several weeks with no luck.
I have the configuration working to the point where the VPN client authenticates and successfully connects, but once connected, am not able to ping or telnet to any internal...
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