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Cisco PIX 515e 7.0(1) VPN Server to Remote Cisco VPN Client 4.8
Hello,
Can anyone tell me how to setup a VPN service from a PIX 515e running 7.0(1) to a cisco vpn client. I've never used a PIX before. I've tried many solutions from the internet but most of them have variations of what I don't really need. I simply want to access the internal lan 10.0.0.0/24 from an external lan 192.168.0.0/24. I'm doing this for a school project but I'm confused. I need the complete pix config from scratch. The client host is running windows xp pro sp2...and the internal host is running windows 2003. I also have another question...Do I need a router between the pix and the remote client or can I use just the pix for simplicity.
-Rene Enriquez
Can anyone tell me how to setup a VPN service from a PIX 515e running 7.0(1) to a cisco vpn client. I've never used a PIX before. I've tried many solutions from the internet but most of them have variations of what I don't really need. I simply want to access the internal lan 10.0.0.0/24 from an external lan 192.168.0.0/24. I'm doing this for a school project but I'm confused. I need the complete pix config from scratch. The client host is running windows xp pro sp2...and the internal host is running windows 2003. I also have another question...Do I need a router between the pix and the remote client or can I use just the pix for simplicity.
-Rene Enriquez
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Ok, I believe the l2tp setup is also there in the link. The configuration for 6.x will work on 7.0, if you have a change in configuration item, it will tell you when you try to configure it (Like a command change or something like that)
Cheers,
Rajesh
Cheers,
Rajesh
why dn't you use simply VPN wizard from cisco ADSM. it took less than 2 minutes to configure a vpn for Cisco 4.8 clients, with all options .
you can access it on pix 7.x simply in internet explorer : https://PIXInternalIP
then download the software or use it with embedded java version
in both case, you need JRE on the host.
you can access it on pix 7.x simply in internet explorer : https://PIXInternalIP
then download the software or use it with embedded java version
in both case, you need JRE on the host.
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thanks for the tip but i need the config for a pix running on 7.0(1) not 6.X..ive attempted this lab a while back belive it or not and my instructor wants me to use l2tp..i do want ipsec but with L2tp...thanks though
-rene