11-24-2003 09:41 AM - edited 02-21-2020 12:53 PM
Hi,
We have moved one office from a router connection to the internet (doing Nat) to our corporate VNP Pix. Now from that office I can browse all our corporate network but from our corporate network I cannot browse them. I read some cisco docs and I have installed WINS, still no luck.
The techs of the isp for that office recomended disabling Nat on that office router(its doubling Nating). I will have to change that office PIX external Ip address and default gateway to match whatever Ip subnet they give me.
Is this change going to affect our current VPN IKE and IPSEC policies and connection to that office?
Thanks
Mario Cabrejo
Network Engineer
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11-24-2003 12:52 PM
You will have to use an external (internet visible ip) on the PIX external interface and disable NAT on the router. You will have to recreate the tunnels as they will be pointing to a new ip and not the one on the router.
Hope this helps
Richard
11-24-2003 12:52 PM
You will have to use an external (internet visible ip) on the PIX external interface and disable NAT on the router. You will have to recreate the tunnels as they will be pointing to a new ip and not the one on the router.
Hope this helps
Richard
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