Ragu,
When I encountered this issue I made sure that I was using FWZ for the
Encryption and encapsulate setting was selected. This allows the SecuRemote
client to reach hosts on the private side of the firewall. IKE should work
as well, but I find it easier to work with the FWZ method. I also make sure
that the encryption domain of the firewall includes the hosts that I am
trying to reach. Remember after every change to the firewall the SecuRemote
client needs to update their key in order to learn of the new changes to the
firewall encryption settings.
Finallyy, I would use the Win2k client on a Windows 2000 workstation. I am
not sure of the version you are using is the Win2k client.
Lance
----- Original Message -----
From: "ragu nandan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2001 2:07 PM
Subject: Securemote and Cable modem
> Hello,
> a)Time Warner (Roadrunner) Cable modem
> b)Securemote version 4.1 Sp2 Build 4174.
> c)w2k.
> d) valid routable IP (DHCP) from his ISP. So no NAT.
> He is able to create site, exchange keys etc, but he
> never gets the Radius window when he tries to access
> any of our internal sites. I couldn't get anything
> concrete from the snoop or FW logs. Radius isn't a
> problem, as I have many users working fine. Anything
> that I need to be aware of when I use cable modems.
> TIA
> Ragu
>
>
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