Does anyone have experience putting a MS (or other) VPN Server in a PIX DMZ? Trying to determine what ports need to be opened. Have been told to open IP port 47 outbound, but unsure of the syntax for this.
Will VPN clients need access to internal network, or only to DMZ servers?
Anyway, if you're going to use PPTP - you should open TCP port 1723 (PPTP) and IP protocol 47 (GRE) from the outside to the VPN server.
If you're going to use L2TP with IPSec you need different ports.
If access of VPN clients to internal network is needed, you should handle this also. Use the most restrictive access that is enough for client use, for example if the VPN client needs access to a specific internal server only, then use STATIC and ACCESS-LIST between DMZ and "inside" to define it, similar to publishing services on the "outside".
An alternate option is "nat 0 access-list" so VPN client can access internal addresses of internal servers.
In answer to your question, VPN users will need access to the inside network (not L2TP, just PPTP with IPSec). Do you know of a resource I can use that shows similar configurations/syntax (CCO only showed some examples for opening access to a mail or web server)? Specifically, how do you open IP/47 (I have PPTP/1723 in my ACL already). Will all IPSec traffic be on 1723 or does that need to be addressed seperately?
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