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Posted by on June 18, 2006, 4:30 am
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Hi all.
At the company I work for we have set up a VPN tunnel between a Cisco
Pix 506 at the main office and a Pix 501 at a branch office, this works
great. Now I want to set up a couple of other tunnels, one from the Pix
506 to another Pix 501 and two to the first 501 from a couple of
netgear firewalls.
I thought this would be a piece of cake, just going through the same
procedure as with the first tunnel. Apparently I was wrong. Now I get
errors about incomplete crypto maps, and the tunnel doesn't work at
all. Is it somehow complicated to do this kind of thing or is it just
some small adjustment that has to be made?
Also, two of the connection points have dynamic ip addresses, will this
be a problem? I have tried using dynamic dns, but I can't find anywhere
in the Pix user interface to put in an address that isn't a number,
like example.dyndns.org.
Anyway, this is what I want to do:
Main office Pix 506 (outside 100.101.102.103 static) (inside
10.10.10.1)
Branch office 1 Pix 501 (outside 99.98.97.96 static) (inside
10.10..20.1)
Branch office 2 Pix 501 (outside 80.81.82.83 dynamic) (inside
10.10.30.1)
Branch office 3 Netgear FVS114 (outside 85.86.87.88 dynamic) (inside
192.168.0.1)
Branch office 4 Netgear FVS114 (outside 75.76.77.78 dynamic) (inside
192.168.1.1)
Main <--------------> Branch1
Main <--------------> Branch2
Branch3 <-----------> Branch1
Branch4 <-----------> Branch1
Thanks in advance
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