We have just started trying to get it to work with no luck so far.. One of the technotes states that it is possible, but not with IKE. Something about not being able to map some ports..
We tried with FWZ as the doc said, but like I started off, it still is not working yet.
Joe
Title: [FW1] SecuRemote and HIDE NAT in 4.1
We are migrating to 4.1 from 4.0. We have quite a number of growing teleworkers
with DSL and Cable modem connectivity. Under 4.0 there were many issues using
SecuRemote and HIDE NAT configurations at the end user site. It simply did not
work in most cases. The only time it did work was when using STATIC NAT (i.e.
one end system attached to the modem) and/or real IP addresses with the modem in
bridge mode.So, have these problems been fixed in 4.1? I remember conversing with a few of
you about this very issue and Checkpoint indicated at the time that they would
support HIDE NAT under 4.1. Is this the case?Also, we are moving from FWZ to IKE. We have been using FWZ with SecurID and it
has served us well, but we would like to convert to IKE and do away with the
SecurID tokens once we upgrade. Any pointers or advice on making the migration?Thanks for your time...
Tige
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Tige Richardson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Network Engineering [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Evolving Systems 303.802.1740
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fundamental emotion which stands at the cradle of true art and true
science. He who knows it not and can no longer wonder, no longer feel
amazement, is as good as dead, a snuffed-out candle."
-Albert Einstein
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