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Here is another thought: Since I have a PIX 520 not in production, I could invariably use it internally solely for wireless VPN traffic. But would I still have the DHCP doling out ip's issue?

Before i start my mods, my Intel Access point has DHCP. How do I incorporate those dhcp addresses into the vpn? Details will help alot! -steve

I have a PIX 520 that absolutley wont respond to keyboard input. Thankfully this is a non-production PIX for LAB use. But it's useless if I can't access it. Even at boot up it does not respond to the break key. It will boot up with floppy. Anyway to reset is via shorting a bois pin inside...

Yes I do have three more unused interfaces; One nic for Ethernet0 another for Ethernet1 and a four port interface.

That's was I was afraid of. What would you recommend as the best was to try to accomplish Wireless through the vpn? DMZ or otherwise? Maybe something in the line of having the vpn dish out the dhcp addresses?

You have certainly given me alot of new info that I will need. And I appreciate it! Our setup is simple. ISP | router | Outside Switch Vlan'd. (second vlan is the dmz below) | Pix -->dmz | Inside Switch *************************** We don't have anything currently in our dmz. I hope to have...

Can you tell me how you got your wireless to use VPN? I just posted a question asking the same. We successfully have IPsec VPn working for remote users. Now I want to setup the wireless access point in a DMZ to also use ipSec VPN to gain access through the PIX to the company LAN. And still use...

I want to use our Wireless access point hanging off our DMZ. Then I want the wireless users to VPN thru to the inside lan. What do I need to do? (a.b.c.d = Public IP, q.w.e.r = private IP, z.x.c.v = another public IP) Comments highly appeciated! -steve : To impliment Intel Wireless Access...

Update: We got the VPN and authentication to IAS working. But now with a dozen working clients, three clients using the same Cisco client, CAN get vpn authentication, but cant ping, browse or see the inside lan. Why?

Yizhar, I finally got VPN working. The issues were several, and no one place (even cisco) had all the right answers in one place. I found that no encapsulation is needed, but it will still work when the tunnel is sent via UDP instead of the TCP:port 10000. The block on the inside was two...

Adding a route on raptor makes better sense. Now I just have to figure out what that route command should be. We have one link out that feeds both raptor and PIX. This is how I have it set now: internet link---> outside_router ---> Outside_switch This Outside_switch has one line to Raptor...

This is the key to xauth: crypto map corpvpn client authentication adauth it links your crypto to the adauth(my variable) Make sure the IAS IP is referenced and the secret password is set. Once you get it running... see if you can browse the network. I can't. I need help with that part.

No denied info in the logs on the pix. But I was thinking... maybe the lack of response to network browsing and ip access is possibly because all the servers are using a different defualt gateway than the pix. This is our setup: Internet--->router--->switch--- Then from switch one port goes...

We got our VPN authentication working via IAS, but we can see any IP address on the inside. Please advise. PIX(config)# show config : Saved : PIX Version 6.1(4) nameif ethernet0 outside security0 nameif ethernet1 inside security100 nameif ethernet2 intf2 security20 nameif ethernet3 intf3...

We got the authentication working. But now I cant see ANY ip's on the inside. Any ideas? Oh, one note: the cisco 3.5 client is connecting via ipsec over udp. please advise.

Ok here is the config.... the IAS server is the adauth on x.x.8.28 Please advise. PIX(config)# show config : Saved : PIX Version 6.1(4) nameif ethernet0 outside security0 nameif ethernet1 inside security100 nameif ethernet2 intf2 security20 nameif ethernet3 intf3 security15 nameif ethernet4...

I just setup a pix520 with VPN and W2k IAS radius for domain authentication. If I disable the crypto client authentication to the radius server, I can successfully VPN with the Cisco 3.5 w2k client. (obviously with the right group name and shared secret.) But as soon as I turn on the...