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UDP traffic one with PIX VPN with a client side firewall
Ping works fine. If there is no client side firewall the application works beautifully. It does seem that the firewall is stopping inbound UDP or SIP traffic. I confuses me because, I would have guessed that the encapsulation of the VPN would 'hide' the packet type. Greg- gregws
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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UDP traffic one with PIX VPN with a client side firewall
We are experiencing one way UPD (re. SIP) traffic with a VPN client. The traffic coming from the PIX firewall is not reaching the client IF there is a client side firewall in the way. Outbound (from the VPN client works fine). It is confusing because one would think that encapsulation would...- gregws
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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VPN client 3.x timeout/disconnect
Did you ever find an answer to the disconnect issue? Thanks. Greg- gregws
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Dynamic FQDN registration of VPN clients
These are MS Windows workstations but IP config does not seeem to even recognize the Cisco VPN IP addresses. Greg- gregws
- Post #3
- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Dynamic FQDN registration of VPN clients
We are struggling with configuring our PIX to dynamically update our MS DNS when a new client VPNs into our PIX. We have an internal VOIP communications application which needs to talk directly to the client. The client, of course, receives a new IP address during each log in, so we need to...- gregws
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