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I had a bad feeling someone was going to say that :-(. Thanks Brent. /Christian

1. Be sure that your wireless access point does not give out IP addresses. (DISABLE DHCP) 2. The 192.168.5.x's in the config should be just fine as long as your own machine does not get such an IP from the pix. It needs to be a different subnet than your workstation will get. When a VPN client...

You dont understand the problem then. Internet access is fine and everything. The PIX picks up the correct IP address. What I want is to be able to manage the userinterface of the DSL modem. Even though it is in bridged mode its got an internal IP address (192.168.6.1) that I want to be able...

Here it is: interface ethernet0 auto interface ethernet1 100full nameif ethernet0 outside security0 nameif ethernet1 inside security100 fixup protocol dns maximum-length 512 fixup protocol ftp 21 fixup protocol h323 h225 1720 fixup protocol h323 ras 1718-1719 fixup protocol http 80 fixup...

Sorry. That would kind of break the whole security aspect if I did. I only need to know how to get to an ip-address on the outside interface which is not in the same scope as the ip-address of the outside interface. Is this possible? /Christian

From your DSL router you must set a cable from the inside of the dsl router (ehternet) to the outside interface on your PIX. You must then connect to your wireless router and disable DHCP in the configuration. The wireless access point also have a WAN port. This port should not be used anymore...

Hi, I recently bought a PIX 501 to do simple PPTP connectivity. To have this work properly i set my DSL modem to do bridging and let my PIX get the DHCP address directly from my ISP. I also gave my DSL modem an internal IP address in case I want to re-configure it in the future. Now that my...

Hi. I am currently setting up a simple PPTP VPN dialup from my windows machine to a Cisco SOHO77 router. (On the network a Windows 2000 server is doing the DHCP) When I connect through VPN i get an IP to the internal network and that works fine. My problem is that the DNS is what the Cisco...

Cool! Sounds like I should do the same soon. Its a pretty large setup! 50 APs!! We have like 10 and that divided on 3 seperat locations! /C

Thanks! After I got the certificates working the Computer Authentification also worked! It was a minor setup error in my config on the Trapeze Wireless that made certificates not work. /Christian

Cool! We have 2 x MX-8 and 1 MXR-2 divided at 3 seperate locations. All working wonderfully. /Christian

Hi Mewi, Yes! Apart from the few problems i've had its been a blast. It really good. I would probably recommend some sort of course to learn about all the features as its very comprehensive but overall I don't think anything can match Trapeze at the moment. /Christian

Hi Mewi, It is username/password authentication, but a computer account on Windows 2000 / 2003 should also have a password which it can provide for validation. Reading 'Securing Wireless LANs with PEAP and Passwords' from Microsoft also talk about computer authentication and howto's with no...

Mewi: Are you sure? I'll look into it. ADB100: Already done that. Did no difference at all. /Christian

First of all I would try to update the machine to the latest service pack (SP4) and then maybe uninstall Norton Antivirus test Explorer and IExplorer and re-install NAV and test Explorer and IEXplorer again. /Christian

Hi, I am currently setting up a wireless network using EAP/PEAPv2 (802.11x auth) and all is working when authenticating users, but when I want to connect using a computer account I get this in the eventviewer: Reason-Code = 16 Reason = There was an authentication failure because of an unknown...

Is it that simple? Thought I had tried that but I will give it a shot tomorrow for sure. /Christian

Hi, I am aware of the one-arm routing and the traffic will pass the router twice. I am prepared to live with that ;). Actually its not only the 2 servers. I have one spare IP i occasionally use for equipment that needs to be reached from the outside. The ip address is given as DHCP address from...

Hi, Your assumptions are correct. What I want is to get rid of the static routes on the servers and place it in the Cisco-800 instead. My internal clients get the 217.157.xx.16/29 route from my internal router (which is a layer-3 switch). Is it possible change that on the Cisco router? /Christian

Hi, I have a Cisco 800 on a DSL line for our mailservers. Our mailservers are both behind the cisco and a firewall that is in invisible mode (bridge). I want the mailservers to be able to communicate directly with all the clients on our internal network but can only do this by setting a route...