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How to create a VPN from a Cisco Pix 506 to Cisco 3000 Concentrator
I need help creating a VPN from a Pix to a 3000 Concentrator. The Concentrator I don't think I should have any issues with, but with the Pix I have basically no knowledge.
Another company has installed one and for us to make the connection, however they don't have the know how to configure it so they've put it my hands. At this point I only have SSH access to the Pix with logins. I'm not Cisco Certified so many of the documentation/software I have no access to.
Please help point me in a good direction or give me some commands to help to get this done. Thanks
Another company has installed one and for us to make the connection, however they don't have the know how to configure it so they've put it my hands. At this point I only have SSH access to the Pix with logins. I'm not Cisco Certified so many of the documentation/software I have no access to.
Please help point me in a good direction or give me some commands to help to get this done. Thanks
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I understand what you're saying, but not how to do it.
I think I know if I type in
http 72.1.79.0 255.255.255.0 outside
that it will give me http allowed access from that subnet, but how do I do it for https?
I think I know if I type in
http 72.1.79.0 255.255.255.0 outside
that it will give me http allowed access from that subnet, but how do I do it for https?
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I'll assume your suggestion worked - the person that posted this question is no longer with the company, but he did get the VPN up and running. Thank you!
Once in via web their is a vpn wizard, one for point to point tunnels and one for client access...