[c-nsp] problems passing traffic once VPNed

[Ivan Lopez]

I added isakmp nat-traversal, same results. Can both firewalls have the same. When I analyze the statistics on my VPN client it
shows some packets going out but none inbound. Can Ethereal be useful in troubleshooting this? I am constantly checking logs in the firewall to 
see if something comes up. Any type of logging I should have set up on the Firewall to capture this?   


Any ideas?

thanks,
-Ivan 








Ivan

You may want to try looking at

	isakmp nat-traversal

A quick search on cisco.com should give you enough information to 
figure out if this is your problem and whether or not it is supported 
on your PIX software version.

Regards

	Peter Walker

--On 18 March 2005 20:01 -0500 Ivan Lopez <ilopez02 at earthlink.net <https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-nsp>> 
wrote:

>/  I am very new in VPNs, and I inherited 2 pix firewalls in
/>/ different  locations, location (pix)A and location (pix)B.
/>/
/>/ I can VPN into them individually using  Cisco VPN client from home
/>/ using  a simple broadband connection without any problems reaching
/>/ the desired  traffic. However,  using the same VPN client when I do
/>/ VPN from behind  the pix in  location A to (pix) location B, I can
/>/ connect but then I  cannot pass any traffic or get anywhere at all.
/>/ Both PIXes have similar   VPN related set ups. Anyone out there
/>/ that has a clue of what I am  missing, I would sure appreciated any
/>/ suggestions.
/>/
/>/
/>/ thanks
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