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"well isn't there something in the 2600 that enables someone to telnet securely. I currently have a new 2600, and still need to tweak it up. Any thoughts or comments." -> You could use SSH. The Tera Term add on is my personal favorite, but one of the other guys here swears by Putty, so...

Al, You need to tell the router that a local user database exists and refer to that for login info. You do this by entering the following router(conf)#line vty 0 4 router(conf)# login local You should then be prompted for a username/password when you telnet in. You can do the same for the...

Hi Peter, I meant the Server itself. The PIX will install a route once a VPN connection establishes, but only for itself. It won't advertise the route to anyone else, so your server will have to know that it needs to send packet for 192.168.9.x to the PIX. Other than that it should work. I...

Peter, Don't worry about the "disabled" it always says that. A bug I suppose. anyway that's for accessing the LAN local to your laptop. Which begs the question, are you dialing into an ISP and then kicking of the VPN client, or experimenting from your LAN? As regards the ping...

Hi netlife, Port security will allow only one device to operate on a port. It looks at the source MAC address of the packets coming in the port and, if they are not the same as the first packet it saw on that port (or you can give it a specific MAC addres yourself via the config) it thinks that...

Hi, Usually when logging on to a router you get on with privilege level 0. When you enter enable mode, you jump straight up to privilege level 15. That's what will happen if you're using password only authentication, or if you're using a username/password pair as you have listed above. That...

Hi Peter, Correct on all counts. The "VPNGroupName" and "10.1.1.x" are only there as placeholder. You can change them to whatever suit you best. Just so long as you don't use subnets that overlap with something else, obviously! but that hardly needs saying ... All the...

Peter, You need to add the vpngroup commands along with a few other. This is additional to your current config. ! The VPN client password is VPNGroupName here so ! change it to whatever suits you, but change it in ! all of these lines. vpngroup VPNGroupName address-pool vpnpool vpngroup...

Haneo, I'm new here, so this may be too late for you, but you can actually do what you want on the PIX. Yizhar is correct for OSes before 6.0, but I see that you say you are 6.2, so this should work. Try: static (inside,outside) tcp x.x.x.x 80 10.10.10.10 8080 netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0 The...