I'm trying to configure ASG8 to allow internal computers to connect to my client's Cisco VPN. I've gone through similar questions on this board and was not able to get this working correctly, so I'm hoping someone can clarify what needs to be done.
I'm configuring this for an OS/X (Lion) workstation; in order to allow the VPN client to connect, I configured a FW rule to allow any source for any communication to the IP address of the VPN. After enabling the rule, I am able to establish a connection to the VPN; however, I am not able to communicate with any services on the VPN.
I verified the communications by bypassing my network and connection directly to the Comcast router and was able to operate on the VPN without issue.
(At this point, I'm assuming this is a protocol configuration issue, but I'm not certain; what is the easiest way to temporarily disable the firewall? Would it suffice if I created / enabled a rule at postion 1 to allow any source, any communication, any destination or is there an easier method to temporarily disable the firewall?)
Notwithstanding the above verification, how should I configure the firewall to allow communication to other resources on the Cisco VPN? What additional information should I get from the VPN administrators?
Thanks!
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