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Help with configuring VPN on Cisco PIX 515

by Matt Atkins :: Rate this Message:

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I have a client that has a PIX, and I have very very little experience with
these beasts.  All I need to do is create a couple VPN accounts for some
engineers that want to work remotely.  There is already one account that is
working so I know that VPN is already configured.  I'm hoping this is a
super easy task, and I'm assuming it is, but like I said, I just don't have
the experience with PIX.  Can anyone help??

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Re: Help with configuring VPN on Cisco PIX 515

by Chris Serafin :: Rate this Message:

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Use the GUI, there is a Remote Access VPN Wizard in there, which will
simplify this process for you.

Chris Serafin
Security Engineer
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Matt Atkins wrote:

> I have a client that has a PIX, and I have very very little experience
> with these beasts. All I need to do is create a couple VPN accounts
> for some engineers that want to work remotely. There is already one
> account that is working so I know that VPN is already configured. I'm
> hoping this is a super easy task, and I'm assuming it is, but like I
> said, I just don't have the experience with PIX. Can anyone help??
>
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Re: Help with configuring VPN on Cisco PIX 515

by Matt Atkins :: Rate this Message:

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Is that the Cisco PDM??



>From: ChrisSerafin <chris@...>
>To: Matt Atkins <matthewsatkins@...>
>CC: firewalls@...
>Subject: Re: Help with configuring VPN on Cisco PIX 515
>Date: Thu, 24 May 2007 17:41:51 -0500
>
>Use the GUI, there is a Remote Access VPN Wizard in there, which will
>simplify this process for you.
>
>Chris Serafin
>Security Engineer
>chris@...
>
>
>Matt Atkins wrote:
>>I have a client that has a PIX, and I have very very little experience
>>with these beasts. All I need to do is create a couple VPN accounts for
>>some engineers that want to work remotely. There is already one account
>>that is working so I know that VPN is already configured. I'm hoping this
>>is a super easy task, and I'm assuming it is, but like I said, I just
>>don't have the experience with PIX. Can anyone help??
>>
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RE: Help with configuring VPN on Cisco PIX 515

by Etienne Mbuyi :: Rate this Message:

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No, it is ASDM. But I usually don't recommend using ASDM if you are not
familiar with the command lines. If you could paste the current config
that will be great. Take look below...

group-policy HQ-RA-VPN-POLICY internal
group-policy HQ-RA-VPN-POLICY attributes
 dns-server value 10.1.2.3
vpn-tunnel-protocol IPSec
 default-domain value mytest.com
tunnel-group HQ-RA-VPN-GROUP type ipsec-ra
tunnel-group HQ-RA-VPN-GROUP general-attributes
 address-pool VPN
 authentication-server-group HQ
 default-group-policy HQ-RA-VPN-POLICY
tunnel-group HQ-RA-VPN-GROUP ipsec-attributes
 pre-shared-key *

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Subject: Re: Help with configuring VPN on Cisco PIX 515

Is that the Cisco PDM??



>From: ChrisSerafin <chris@...>
>To: Matt Atkins <matthewsatkins@...>
>CC: firewalls@...
>Subject: Re: Help with configuring VPN on Cisco PIX 515
>Date: Thu, 24 May 2007 17:41:51 -0500
>
>Use the GUI, there is a Remote Access VPN Wizard in there, which will
>simplify this process for you.
>
>Chris Serafin
>Security Engineer
>chris@...
>
>
>Matt Atkins wrote:
>>I have a client that has a PIX, and I have very very little experience

>>with these beasts. All I need to do is create a couple VPN accounts
for
>>some engineers that want to work remotely. There is already one
account
>>that is working so I know that VPN is already configured. I'm hoping
this
>>is a super easy task, and I'm assuming it is, but like I said, I just
>>don't have the experience with PIX. Can anyone help??
>>
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Windows
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Re: Help with configuring VPN on Cisco PIX 515

by Chris Serafin :: Rate this Message:

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Yes, The PDM for 6.x PixOS and the ASDM for 7.x code.

Chris Serafin
Security Engineer
chris@...



Matt Atkins wrote:

> Is that the Cisco PDM??
>
>
>
>> From: ChrisSerafin <chris@...>
>> To: Matt Atkins <matthewsatkins@...>
>> CC: firewalls@...
>> Subject: Re: Help with configuring VPN on Cisco PIX 515
>> Date: Thu, 24 May 2007 17:41:51 -0500
>>
>> Use the GUI, there is a Remote Access VPN Wizard in there, which will
>> simplify this process for you.
>>
>> Chris Serafin
>> Security Engineer
>> chris@...
>>
>>
>> Matt Atkins wrote:
>>> I have a client that has a PIX, and I have very very little
>>> experience with these beasts. All I need to do is create a couple
>>> VPN accounts for some engineers that want to work remotely. There is
>>> already one account that is working so I know that VPN is already
>>> configured. I'm hoping this is a super easy task, and I'm assuming
>>> it is, but like I said, I just don't have the experience with PIX.
>>> Can anyone help??
>>>
>>> _________________________________________________________________
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RE: Help with configuring VPN on Cisco PIX 515

by Eduardo Di Monte :: Rate this Message:

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Look in configuration for a username (cisco client) or vpdn
username(microsoft client). These commands creates users into de local
database of the pix.

-----Mensaje original-----
De: listbounce@... [mailto:listbounce@...] En
nombre de Matt Atkins
Enviado el: jueves, 24 de mayo de 2007 23:44
Para: firewalls@...
Asunto: Help with configuring VPN on Cisco PIX 515

I have a client that has a PIX, and I have very very little experience with
these beasts.  All I need to do is create a couple VPN accounts for some
engineers that want to work remotely.  There is already one account that is
working so I know that VPN is already configured.  I'm hoping this is a
super easy task, and I'm assuming it is, but like I said, I just don't have
the experience with PIX.  Can anyone help??

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RE: Help with configuring VPN on Cisco PIX 515

by Matt Atkins :: Rate this Message:

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What are the exact commands to create new users?  I do see the existing
users in the config.

Thanks for the help.

Matt Atkins


>From: "Eduardo Di Monte" <eduardo.dimonte@...>
>To: "'Matt Atkins'" <matthewsatkins@...>,<firewalls@...>
>Subject: RE: Help with configuring VPN on Cisco PIX 515
>Date: Fri, 25 May 2007 11:56:54 +0200
>
>Look in configuration for a username (cisco client) or vpdn
>username(microsoft client). These commands creates users into de local
>database of the pix.
>
>-----Mensaje original-----
>De: listbounce@... [mailto:listbounce@...] En
>nombre de Matt Atkins
>Enviado el: jueves, 24 de mayo de 2007 23:44
>Para: firewalls@...
>Asunto: Help with configuring VPN on Cisco PIX 515
>
>I have a client that has a PIX, and I have very very little experience with
>these beasts.  All I need to do is create a couple VPN accounts for some
>engineers that want to work remotely.  There is already one account that is
>working so I know that VPN is already configured.  I'm hoping this is a
>super easy task, and I'm assuming it is, but like I said, I just don't have
>the experience with PIX.  Can anyone help??
>
>_________________________________________________________________
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>Live Hotmail.
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>n_HM_mini_pcmag_0507
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