willscarlet
Technical User
We have a site-to-site Cisco PIX VPN. PIX506 6.3(3) at one end and PIX520 6.2(1) at the other.
The ISP at the 506 end is changing which means a new IP range.
Mostly its a case of find old IP addresses and replace with new but I have a problem with the isakmp statement.
The line in the 520 is clear enough
isakmp ******** address a.b.c.d netmask 255.255.255.255
Changing the IP is no problem but I will have to set a new key in place of ******** as I don't have a record of it.
That too is no problem but I can't see what to do in the 506 end to match the key. There is an isakmp line pointing back to the IP of the 520; is that the line I need to replace using the new key?
I hope I have explained the problem sufficiently and any help is much appreciated.
The ISP at the 506 end is changing which means a new IP range.
Mostly its a case of find old IP addresses and replace with new but I have a problem with the isakmp statement.
The line in the 520 is clear enough
isakmp ******** address a.b.c.d netmask 255.255.255.255
Changing the IP is no problem but I will have to set a new key in place of ******** as I don't have a record of it.
That too is no problem but I can't see what to do in the 506 end to match the key. There is an isakmp line pointing back to the IP of the 520; is that the line I need to replace using the new key?
I hope I have explained the problem sufficiently and any help is much appreciated.
