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I was trying to use the inside pix as the pptp server and radius to the W2K3 server for authentication
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I was trying to use the inside pix as the pptp server and radius to the W2K3 server for authentication

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&gt;I was trying to use the inside pix as the pptp server and radius to the W2K3 server for authentication<br />
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That's fine, but you can certainly test that it's working behind a single pix before you put it behind two, yes? &nbsp;Problems like this are much easier to solve when you eliminate as many variables as possible.<br />
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Cheers,<br />
-Jon<br />

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>I was trying to use the inside pix as the pptp server and radius to the W2K3 server for authentication

That's fine, but you can certainly test that it's working behind a single pix before you put it behind two, yes?  Problems like this are much easier to solve when you eliminate as many variables as possible.

Cheers,
-Jon


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I want to set up two Cisco Pix 501 in line. &nbsp;One Pix has &nbsp;INT0 on the internet. INT1 is in the DMZ. &nbsp;The next pix has INT0 in the DMZ and Int1 on the inside Network. &nbsp;I have access from Private to DMZ and Private to Public. &nbsp;I have access from the public to www/smtp in the DMZ. &nbsp;What I would like to figure out is to get pptp access. I want to use the inside pix with radius back to a W2K3 server. &nbsp;This is not production. &nbsp;This is lab. &nbsp;Never the less it has been bugging me for some time. &nbsp;Watching syslog i can see that I am not getting packets to the DMZ int on the inside pix. &nbsp;I am assuming that it is a translation issue. &nbsp;Also I keep getting a no route from Destination to Source error from the outside pix.
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I want to set up two Cisco Pix 501 in line.  One Pix has  INT0 on the internet. INT1 is in the DMZ.  The next pix has INT0 in the DMZ and Int1 on the inside Network.  I have access from Private to DMZ and Private to Public.  I have access from the public to www/smtp in the DMZ.  What I would like to figure out is to get pptp access. I want to use the inside pix with radius back to a W2K3 server.  This is not production.  This is lab.  Never the less it has been bugging me for some time.  Watching syslog i can see that I am not getting packets to the DMZ int on the inside pix.  I am assuming that it is a translation issue.  Also I keep getting a no route from Destination to Source error from the outside pix.

pptp thorugh two Cisco pix inline

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