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Cisco VPN Client

Can any one show me step by step how to config Cisco VPN clinet.

i'm able to connecet with the clinet and get an Ip from the Pool. 192.160.0.1

But the Defualt Gateway in the same IP Address. but NO DNS.

and i can Ping the Interface the I did conect from (External Interface) 192.168.1.200 but i cant ping the internal interfece.

please show me how to be able to access the internat network & how to be able to access the Internet trough the VPN.

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0 BAlfson over 16 years ago

Traffic selector: VPN Pool (Cisco) -> DNS -> Any
Destination: internalDNSServer
Automatic paket filter rule: yes

Brilliant insight! Unless someone else can point to another post, I believe that this is the first time this idea has been suggested. It seems like it should work without the auto packet filter.

Now that I see your idea, I wonder if a policy route also would have solved the DNS problem:
Traffic selector: VPN Pool (Cisco) -> DNS -> Any
Gateway: internalDNSServer

Thanks in advance for any additional feedback.

Cheers - Bob
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0 BAlfson over 16 years ago

Traffic selector: VPN Pool (Cisco) -> DNS -> Any
Destination: internalDNSServer
Automatic paket filter rule: yes

Brilliant insight! Unless someone else can point to another post, I believe that this is the first time this idea has been suggested. It seems like it should work without the auto packet filter.

Now that I see your idea, I wonder if a policy route also would have solved the DNS problem:
Traffic selector: VPN Pool (Cisco) -> DNS -> Any
Gateway: internalDNSServer

Thanks in advance for any additional feedback.

Cheers - Bob
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