PIX to Router IPSec VPN - Static to Dynamic IP addressing

[wfcarr]

Due to the @home debacle, we are now being forced to get DHCP addresses on our deployed 806 routers which VPN into our Central Site PIX. The problem is how do I route (from the PIX) to the client site where they may have more than one static internal addresses? Any example would be appreciated

[ciscomoderator]

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If anyone else in the forum has some advice, please reply to this thread.

Thank you for posting.

[ccolumbus]

I'm now faced with an identical situation. If anyone has the solution, please post.

[wfcarr]

I'm using an 806 Router and have a Dynamic DHCP address. Didn't hear anything back from anyone here, but figured it out on my own. Email me

bill@thedatastore.com, and I'll send you my config, (expunged of valuable data of course...).

Works well with the Comcast network, and haven't had a problem since putting this new config on.