I am having a problem establishing a access over a vpn connection that I have recently created.
The head site has a 6 port PIX 515E with the following interface config:
Int0 ---> Internet
Int1 ---> Corp Network
Int2 ---> Partner Network
Int3 ---> DMZ
Int4 ---> 2nd Internet
Int5 ---> Failover
We currently have a number of vpn's running with crypto maps pointing to the outside (Int0) interface and they are working fine. However, I just setup another crypto map that terminates on the Partner Network (Int2) interface. The tunnel is created and I have the proper access-list entries for both sites, but I can't ping any ip addresses on either side of the tunnel. I can use static nat's and bypass the tunnel but I can't seem to pass any traffic through the tunnel. All of the other vpns are setup the exact same way except that they use a different interface and they work fine.
Any thoughs,
Thanks
Richard Rowlandson
The head site has a 6 port PIX 515E with the following interface config:
Int0 ---> Internet
Int1 ---> Corp Network
Int2 ---> Partner Network
Int3 ---> DMZ
Int4 ---> 2nd Internet
Int5 ---> Failover
We currently have a number of vpn's running with crypto maps pointing to the outside (Int0) interface and they are working fine. However, I just setup another crypto map that terminates on the Partner Network (Int2) interface. The tunnel is created and I have the proper access-list entries for both sites, but I can't ping any ip addresses on either side of the tunnel. I can use static nat's and bypass the tunnel but I can't seem to pass any traffic through the tunnel. All of the other vpns are setup the exact same way except that they use a different interface and they work fine.
Any thoughs,
Thanks
Richard Rowlandson