Re: PIX - VPN Client to site-to-site VPN ? - Cisco

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garnetbobcat join:2007-10-02	reply to MSN Re: PIX - VPN Client to site-to-site VPN ? Beginning with 7.x you can configure hairpinning on the ASA or PIX. 7.x does not run on the 501 or 506e. The command "same-security-traffic" will allow you to do what you want, so if you can get an upgrade to an ASA you should be all set. Here are a couple hairpinning examples: »www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/···07.shtml »www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/···ae.shtml FYI, the ASA5505 is the SOHO ASA. -- Matt CCIE Security »www.wr-mem.com
garnetbobcat join:2007-10-02	to forum · permalink · 2008-01-07 11:06:07 ·
MSN join:2004-05-15 Osgoode, ON	said by garnetbobcat: Beginning with 7.x you can configure hairpinning on the ASA or PIX. 7.x does not run on the 501 or 506e. The command "same-security-traffic" will allow you to do what you want, so if you can get an upgrade to an ASA you should be all set. Here are a couple hairpinning examples: »www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/···07.shtml »www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/···ae.shtml FYI, the ASA5505 is the SOHO ASA. Good catch! Thanks, Eric
MSN join:2004-05-15 Osgoode, ON	to forum · permalink · 2008-01-07 15:44:28 ·
damn Premium join:2002-10-23 nyc	reply to garnetbobcat I actually found another PIX 501. I will establish the tunnels on it and will use old one for dial-in access. Tested it today and it worked fine. -- The best thing about piracy is the music in the keygens.
damn Premium join:2002-10-23 nyc	to forum · permalink · 2008-01-07 18:34:43 ·

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