I am as green as it gets, having turned up ASL4 Friday with no testing, and very little hands-on. Now all 150 PC's in the network are going through it. !
I have three host machines that require constant VPN connection to a secondary location. These three machines are a part of our private network. I defined each host I needed to VPN individually in the network definitions page with a /32 mask. Then I assigned /32 public IPs to my outside Interface. I then SNATed them, allowing all traffic to pass. I initially tried defining the internal hosts via the Network Interfaces page, but that would not work, go figure why?
This is a similar situation to what I was running previously via a cisco router. A one to one static NAT. I currently allow any any on the packet filters (temporary), and everything seems to be working. Problem now is that about every couple hours, the connection drops and forces the users to rebuild their VPN connection. This never happened in the past, so I wonder what I missed. It's a Checkpoint Secure Remote client on each machine authenticating to the remote site somewhere out there in Internetland.
Any Idears? Thanks for any help in advance.
Jason
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