Hello all.
I currently have a PIX520 firewall with cisco secure PIX O/S version 5.1(2),
256MB RAM and 16MB FLASH.
Until the release of the cisco secure PIX O/S version 6(something), my
current configuration can't support the cisco secure VPN client version
3.3(something), which is the one that can be installed on windows 2000
professional and allow the users to connect to my LAN using dial in (like
checkpoint's VPN client).
However, I was told that I can use the windows 2000 built in VPN client to
support VPN encrypted connection to the PIX firewall.
After a heavy research, I've managed to get into the situation in which the
win2k client connects to an ISP with a modem, then connects to the PIX with
a VPN connection, authenticates using MSCHAP and a username and password
configured into the PIX, and getting an IP address from a local pool defined
on the PIX.
However, I can't seem to be able to connect to the LAN that sits behind the
PIX, although the firewall contains an access list that permits it.
Telneting to one of my unix's results in a tiome out, and so does any other
browsing attempt.
Also, I don't know if the VPN session between the win2k client and the PIX
is encrypted (IPSEC), and if he is - on which level?
Any solution?
The PIX configuration (regarding the VPDN commands) is like the one
suggested by Cisco.
Thanks,
Gal Binderman.
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