Hi all.
Have a cisco vpn client trying to go through our firewall to setup a tunnel with an external pix. All seemed to work fine a different office. Moved them to a different office and it started to go flaky.
Ok, have opened up 500 udp/4500 udp and also 10000 udp. Client connects up for a little while. Then I can see logs on my firewall saying the B end firewall the client connects with is sending data back from port 4500 to our firewall ports with anything from 28000 to 380000 ish normally. Our firewall denys and then vpn drops.
Can anyone help with this? Do I need to open up any more ports for this to work?
Thanks in advance.
Edzy55
Have a cisco vpn client trying to go through our firewall to setup a tunnel with an external pix. All seemed to work fine a different office. Moved them to a different office and it started to go flaky.
Ok, have opened up 500 udp/4500 udp and also 10000 udp. Client connects up for a little while. Then I can see logs on my firewall saying the B end firewall the client connects with is sending data back from port 4500 to our firewall ports with anything from 28000 to 380000 ish normally. Our firewall denys and then vpn drops.
Can anyone help with this? Do I need to open up any more ports for this to work?
Thanks in advance.
Edzy55