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PIX 501 IPSec over TCP

gdankberg
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Level 1

I have a customer with a PIX 501 who would like to setup IPSEC tunnels using the VPN 3000 client. Because this customer may be establishing these tunnels from behind a firewall at remote sites he would like to us IPSEC over TCP. Will the PIX 501 support this and do you have any sample configurations for this?

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afakhan
Level 4
Level 4

Hi,

PIX doesn't support ipsec/tcp (only vpn3000), so best bet for you is to download pix OS V6.3.1, and use a windows vpn client V3.6 (or later) to negotiate NAT-T (IPsec /udp on UDP 4500).

Other than the regular config on the pix for client connections, you would need isakmp nat-t

line.

Thx

Afaq

Which PIX do I add the isakmp nat-t line to, the PIX that is terminating the tunnel or the PIX in the middle that the client is behind?

Add:

> isakmp nat-traversal

to the PIX that is terminating the tunnel. It and the client will automatically detect that there's a NAT device in between them and will encapsulate everything in UDP 4500 packets.

any configuration needed for the PIX in the middle?

Nothing special, just the NAT config that is already on there so that packets pass thru it properly.

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