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PIX VPN/SPLIT-TUNNELING

Asked by raysharma in Miscellaneous Security, Cisco PIX Firewall, Enterprise Firewalls

Tags: split, vpn, tunneling, pix

I currently have a situation where I have a site to site (and remote users tunnels)  tunnel between two pixes with split tunneling enabled so that remote users can go to the internet instead of the through the tunnel.  However, we would like to change that and have all internet traffic/requests from both pixes enter and exit one pix and only that pix will be the egress/ingress point for internet traffic.  Documentation links/configs on how this is done would be greatly appreciated.

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