Cannot ping either direction. How do I setup the traffic to travel across the tunnel? How do I exclude the same traffic from NAT? On the routing tables, how do I know there set correctly?
The inside Ip of the Linksys side LAN is 192.168.0.58. Could this be something in ISA 2004? Should I have an access rule to allow all VPN traffic/protocols?
I have attached running config from Pix and screen shots from Linksys.
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by: SplinterCell5894Posted on 2008-04-17 at 07:15:07ID: 21377273
I've set up a tunnel between the BEFVP41 and a PIX 515. My experience has been that if the Linksys shows connected, then you probably are.
So, at this point, I'd take a look at the following:
1. Are your routing tables set up correctly?
2. Can you ping the inside interface of the Linksys from the Cisco ("ping inside w.x.y.z")?
3. Have you defined the traffic to travel across the tunnel correctly?
4. Have you excluded that same traffic from NAT?
That's where I'd start.
Also, feel free to post the (sanitized) "show run" from your PIX and you can attach screen shots of the Linksys.
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