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Posted by Jenn on November 8, 2005, 11:03 am
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I set up the PIX 501 at a business and I am having an issue with the
remote users being able to VPN in and see the network. The remote
users are able to connect to the PIX 501 with a pptp connection using
the windows pre-installed software, but when they try to view in
network, they cannot see any of the computers on the other side of the
PIX 501. This is how it looks:
[Remote user] -- [LINKSYS BEFVP41] -- [DSL] <-- [Internet] --> [DSL] --
[PIX 501] -- [Switched 12 port 10/100 hub] -- [Network computers]
I would appreciate any ideas that could be offered to "fix" this issue.
Also, how do I check the speeds and possibly increase the speeds
between the remote user and the network? Let me know what additional
information I need to provide. Thank you.
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Posted by Merv on November 8, 2005, 12:18 pm
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Linksys VPN roiuters have a feature that allows the forwarding of
NETBIOS broadcasts; the PIX does not have this feature.
You will have to access PC network resources (i.e. file shares) by IP
address or implement a WINS server.
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Posted by Walter Roberson on November 9, 2005, 12:07 am
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:remote users being able to VPN in and see the network. The remote
:users are able to connect to the PIX 501 with a pptp connection using
:the windows pre-installed software, but when they try to view in
:network, they cannot see any of the computers on the other side of the
:PIX 501. This is how it looks:
:[Remote user] -- [LINKSYS BEFVP41] -- [DSL] <-- [Internet] --> [DSL] --
:[PIX 501] -- [Switched 12 port 10/100 hub] -- [Network computers]
Ensure that the ip address that they are being given for the link is
"outside" relative to the PIX 501's internal address space.
In particular, any "ip address pool" statements you have should not
be within the same subnet as the inside interface IP subnet.
(DHCP for systems inside the PIX is handled by a 'dhcpd' control line,
not via an ip address pool statement.)
--
Many food scientists have reported chocolate to be the single most
craved food. -- Northwestern University, 2001
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