This was a known issue last I heard, but what about a site-to-site VPN? If it suits your situation, have pfSense establish a site-to-site VPN with the concentrator. You've only got one VPN link at that point and all users behind pfSense can access the remote network without establishing their own VPN.
AR On 7/31/07, jamespev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hello. I am having an issue with pfsense. Essentially, only one user > can be connected to VPN from behind the pfsense firewall.(ie we are > connected to a VPN concentrator which is outside the network on the internet > from inside the pfsense firewalled network) We are using the Cisco VPN > client. The client works fine when TCP transport is used, but only one UDP > transport user can be connected at once. Since the Linux Cisco client vpnc > only supports UDP this is quite annoying for the linux users. We started > with 1.2Beta1, then Beta2, now RC1... issue has remained the same > throughout. We have paved and reinstalled the machine and played with > configuration extensively but couldn't get it to work. It appears from the > logs that when the second user attempts to login, the return traffic from > the concentrator is getting blocked by pfsense. > > Any ideas? We are pretty much stumped on this. We did not have issues > like this with our previous firewalls (although they were much less capable > in every other way, I love pfsense). > > > James > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -- Alex Robar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
