I'd try sticking an 'isakmp nat-traversal' in there.
You'd think that if it really was creating an inbound tunnel that you'd need a static to the PC to ensure the packets go there - but that would be unusual in my experience.
Generally you don't need to open the ports inbound for a client pc to connect out, as the pix will allow responses to udp connections initiated from the inside.
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by: photograffitiPosted on 2006-07-09 at 09:03:21ID: 17068566
From what I can see quickly is that you don't have a port opened for ISAKMP. You have TCP 500 open, not UDP 500. Try to add UDP 500 and see if that helps. Your PIX logs should also tell you what packet is getting blocked.