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Well the first thing we need to determine is if you are running a higher version other then R55 on the firewall. If you are then the mgmt must be upgraded to an equal or higher version. You run cpconfig on the firewall and create a sic key/Password and then you enter this on the Smart Center and...

Are you using office mode for your Secure client users? Add the firewall object and the office mode pull to the enc domain and test.

I would try that before calling support. Wastes time on stupid mistakes

on your dashboard look under Global Properties>Remote Access>Vpn Advanced> When disconnected traffic to the encryption domain will be sent in the clear. Please set this and push policy.

make sure the servers/network behind the pix are part of the encryption domain.

go in to expert mode and make sure pro is working, type pro enable. Then go under cpconfig or sysconfig and make sure advanced routing is installed.

The default kernal is bash, You may need to be expert mode

Yes just because Sic does not work does not mean the FW will stop enforcing policy.

Yes you can add another administrator via the command line. Run cpconfig.

I would say it comes down to how the firewall for the hard wired connection is set up. I bet the Wireless connection had its own firewall whit less restrictive rules in place.

Nice, I do support for a large contract company. I currently support Lotus Notes and VPN connections via Check Point.

ok Cool Joamon whre are you located and do you work in Cisco Networking ? Im in Dallas Texas

ok, could we get Dynamic DNS in the middle some how

Dynamic

ok now lets dive in to the config's

I need to update them, Currently have 11.2 , Waht should I get. I have the memory at 16/16

Guys, Would it be possible for me to configure a site to site always on connection using DSL or a cable modem? Would I need a build of the IOS that allows IPSEC? The 2514 has two Ethernet ports that I would like to use them. 192.168.1.XXX network >Cisco 2514 E1 inside E0 Outside to SBC DSL >...

it is prety easy with Windows XP, That Link should do the trick. I did it with Netzero Dial up last week. The cool thing about dial up with them is they give you a 66. public ip unlike AOL which Nat you out to 172.

Sweet, I hate DSL PPPOE will get you everytime. It is more fun to get A Cisco 2514 working across a cable modem.

I gotta know Niallo32 what was it ??