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PIX and ISA Server
19 years 3 months ago #9667
by RA1313IT
PIX and ISA Server was created by RA1313IT
I'm setting up a remote site vpn from my ISA server to a PIX 501 Firewall box. I can get the ipsec connections up and get to my internal network, however any internet traffic is passed out through the public address on the PIX.
What I want to accomplish is having all outbound traffic, (internet) being sent accross the ipsec tunnel and back out through my ISA server for security purposes (use my ISA rules). Does anybody know how to do this or if its even possible? ( I assume it is beings it would act like a normal vpn connection to my ISA server from a remote site) Or even a link or somewhere with some good documentation on this. I have checked cisco's website and some ISA server sites with little success. Thanks in advance
RA1313IT
What I want to accomplish is having all outbound traffic, (internet) being sent accross the ipsec tunnel and back out through my ISA server for security purposes (use my ISA rules). Does anybody know how to do this or if its even possible? ( I assume it is beings it would act like a normal vpn connection to my ISA server from a remote site) Or even a link or somewhere with some good documentation on this. I have checked cisco's website and some ISA server sites with little success. Thanks in advance
RA1313IT
19 years 3 months ago #9687
by stefke
Replied by stefke on topic Re: PIX and ISA Server
Hi,
If I get it right you have following setup:
HQ LAN (A) --> ISA2004
IPSEC TUNNEL
PIX --- Remote Site LAN (
What you have: somebody from B wants to connect to the Internet it exists via the public IP of the PIX.
What you want : Connecting from B to the Internet should pass via ISA 2004 to the Internet
Solution(s):
1) Use the ISA firewall client on B
2) Set your GW on B to point to th ISA
3) Use the ISA as your proxy on B
I would go for solution 1) as this provides you valuable benefits (TCP/UDP apps. connections, authentication, etc..)
You can check out www.isaserver.org for any ISA related info.
hth
Greetz,
Stefan
If I get it right you have following setup:
HQ LAN (A) --> ISA2004
IPSEC TUNNEL
PIX --- Remote Site LAN (
What you have: somebody from B wants to connect to the Internet it exists via the public IP of the PIX.
What you want : Connecting from B to the Internet should pass via ISA 2004 to the Internet
Solution(s):
1) Use the ISA firewall client on B
2) Set your GW on B to point to th ISA
3) Use the ISA as your proxy on B
I would go for solution 1) as this provides you valuable benefits (TCP/UDP apps. connections, authentication, etc..)
You can check out www.isaserver.org for any ISA related info.
hth
Greetz,
Stefan
19 years 3 months ago #9700
by RA1313IT
Replied by RA1313IT on topic Re: PIX and ISA Server
Stefan,
Thanks for your response.
This works great, i guess it isnt as difficult as I thought it was, i was figuring i had a rule set wrong in the PIX, but thanks for the multiple solutions to my problem
RA1313IT
Thanks for your response.
This works great, i guess it isnt as difficult as I thought it was, i was figuring i had a rule set wrong in the PIX, but thanks for the multiple solutions to my problem
RA1313IT
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