So I have a customer who has a 506E in place and his DNS servers are behind it and I have them staticly mapped as follows;
static (inside,outside) tcp X.X.X.2 domain Y.Y.Y.2 domain netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0
static (inside,outside) tcp X.X.X.3 domain Y.Y.Y.3 domain netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0...
One of our customers is going multi-homed and we are providing the primary feed and doing all the configuration on there router. This is my first BGP config so I am sure I am missing something but I have our router and theres configured and I can ping from there router to any address on the...
Should be like this for pcany access:
: Following two access-lists allows Vendor to connect to the PIX
access-list 103 permit tcp host <There IP> host <Your IP> eq <PCany IN Port>
access-list 103 permit tcp host <There IP> host <Your IP> eq <PCany Out Port>
: These two Lines map the PCAny...
Can you dedicate that one box to them? That way you can give them access to that box but lock that box down so they can't have acces to the rest of your network from there.
I am curious as to why they "have to have" a VPN into you if they are a vendor. I have dealt with a few software comany's that from time to time need access to update software but we just put an ACL in to allow them access only to the machine and resource they need.
I am unaware of...
Works great, my only question is will this static mess up any other static's or an ipsec vpn into the PIX? Right now I have to have an IPSec VPN into the box using the Cisco Client for remote LAN access. I don't have any other static mappings at this time but I want to be clear on what this...
Ok so I statically mapped the outside IP to the inside machine making the VPN connection and allowed it in the access-list but it still doesn't work. Here is my config as it pertains to the MS VPN:
: Allow MS VPN Client.
access-list 103 permit tcp host *.*.*.161 host *.*.*.68 eq 1723...
You need to different groups of people to authenticate on one PIX and then each group needs to have access to there respective network correct?
If this is correct you can assign a seperate IP pool to each group then use and access list to limit each pool to only access there respective network...
I need to pass MS VPN traffic from an inside computer to and outside host on the internet through a PIX. When I try and connect it gets to the authentication so I know it is getting out but it gives a server not responding. I tried putting a static and an access list in mapping 1723 which is...
If you are using one of the little Alcatel USB modems (looks like a sting ray) and it connects using dial-up networking you don't need a proxy program just enable internet connection sharing and it works fine. Routing and remote access will not work for this type of modem though, am not sure...
I am using client version 3.5.2. I have two other firewalls configred the exact same way, except for IP address's and passwords, and they both work fine it is only this one box that is giving me trouble. Also all three are running the same IOS version 6.1(4). Next time I am at the customers...
I forgot to add the VPN CLient Log shows this:
1 12:39:45.209 10/17/02 Sev=Warning/3 IKE/0xA3000058
Received malformed message or negotiation no longer active (message id: 0x1528FD70)
2 12:39:45.249 10/17/02 Sev=Warning/3 IKE/0xA300004B
Received a NOTIFY message with an invalid...
When I try and VPN into a remote PIX 501 it gets to "Securing communication channel..." and just sets there. I have 2 other PIX's at different locations configured the same way and they all work fine. I am using the same computer and client to access them all.
Thanks
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