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Cisco VPN-Client tunnel through the astaro firewal

richard_bahcic
Hi experts,

we have the following problem here, sitting in a hotel and trying to establish a VPN-tunnel between a Cisco VPN-Client v4.6 and a Cisco Secure PIX 501 firewall configured as an "Easy VPN-Server".

From a workstation connected directly to the Internet (over a WLAN access-point and his internal firewall) everything works fine and the Tunnel is established within seconds.

But at the workstation that connects via the astaro box to the internet, we do not receive ANY packet from the remote VPN-Server.

AFAIK the Ports 500 and 4500 for the UDP-protokoll are opened. And exactly these ports are used by the Cisco VPN-Client.

Can anyone tell us how to configure the astaro-box that this traffic passes out to the internet and response can travel back?

Help would greatly appreciated.

TIA,

Richard


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    have to correct:
    not only ports are open, whole internal network is open to destination for any service
    so there is "nothing" btw. client and destination - works fine this way on every other side implementet like this...
    know it, because of have done it  [;)]
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    have to correct:
    not only ports are open, whole internal network is open to destination for any service
    so there is "nothing" btw. client and destination - works fine this way on every other side implementet like this...
    know it, because of have done it  [;)]
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