Does it have to be an IP or can it be a DNS name? If a DNS name there's
lots of free IP redirection sites out there like cjb.net, tzo.com, etc.
When they connect the client will update their IP address to their name.
2nd option I can think of is VPN & allow them to have an internal static IP
when connected.
Allen
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sites, Bob" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2001 7:30 AM
Subject: vpn issue
> Need a little help with a VPN issue. I am running a PIX 515 for VPN and it
> is working just fine with cable modems, isdn, dsl etc... Problem I have is
> that on the PIX side of the connection, "behind the firewall," I have some
> equipment that uses push technology to push images down to the person
> connected on the distant end. This push technology requires an IP address
> to push to. Can anyone think of how this might be done, pushing to a user
> connected via VPN with DSL, isdn, cablemodem? The remote ends are single
> users in homes, not users with Cisco routers? Would very much appreciate
any
> advice on this.
>
> BSites
> System Engineer
> Valley Health System, IS Dept.
>
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