> Hi,
>
> Here is my situation:
>
> I have set up a VPN between my company and a partner of ours, but since
> the internal private addresses of both companies is the same, I have had
> to set up the VPN in an unconventional way.
>
> All the preliminary stuff is normal (ie I have created an object for his
> firewall, and vice versa.) The rules on my side are:
>
> (Source:Dest:Service:Action)
> My Network (private IP):His specific server (public IP):Negate HTTP,
> Negate HTTPS: Encrypt
> His specific server( public IP): My network (private IP): Negate HTTP,
> negate HTTPS: Encrypt
>
> The rule on his side are:
>
> My hide NAT IP address: His specific server (Public IP): Negate HTTP,
> negate HTTPS: Encrypt
> His specific server (public IP): My hide NAT IP address: Negate HTTP,
> negate HTTPS: Encrypt
>
> The encryption scheme used is SKIP. The connection works fine at first.
> The problem ocurs when a large amount of communication is done at once (ie
> ping -t). The connection will stop working. I am able to restart the
> connection by puching the policy on my local firewall. This leads me to
> believe that something is getting clogged up, and pushing the policy
> clears it up.
>
> Any ideas on how to prevent the connection from stopping or a better way
> to implement this encrypted connection?
>
> Thanks!
> Matt Michalek
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