Hi,

Following my earlier posting regarding DHCP, DSL and SecureClient I have
just found that CP have recently released a new version of
SecurRemote/SecureClient - build 4165 that runs with CP2000 SP2 - One of the
new features allows DHCP even if the policy server is set to "ENCRYPT Only"
- which will resolve my issue -- I've not had a chance to test yet but it
looks very promising.

I don't know if there is anything new for other SR/SC users - if so please
take a look, otherwise file this in the bit bucket !

Cheers

Tim

-----Original Message-----
From: Chilton Tim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 24 August 2000 12:14
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: [FW1] SecureClient, DHCP and internal policy



Hi,

I'm having trouble getting my head around an interesting problem on FW1 with
client based VPN's and DHCP on DSL and wondered if anyone had hit similar
issues.

Platform
        CP2000, SP2 running on NT,
        SecureClient on client machines build 4157 -- not SecuRemote !

I am hoping to use DSL for many of the remote users - some with private DSL
connections and have opted for SecureClient to enforce our internal security
policy on all client machines (rejected SecurRemote since it doesn't enforce
remote security), however this is preventing the DHCP services on the DSL
modems from working.

Now I know that the security policy for remote users is derived from the
internal security policy and that DHCP is similar to BOOTP (UDP ports 67 and
68) so I could just open these ports up but given that DHCP/BOOTP is
broadcast based and the IP addresses provided by the various providers will
be live addresses this will also open up broadcasts and/or two UDP ports on
my internal systems -- which are not required.

How do I create a SecureRemote only rule to allow DHCP to function without
lowering the internal security on my network -- sort of a 

Source                  Destination     Service                 Action
SecureRemote User       any             DHCP/BOOTP              allow

Has anyone been here before or know of a work-around. ?

Advice would be welcome !

Cheers

Tim Chilton
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