We are in the process of setting up a similar configuration. The design calls
for SecureRemote, using RADIUS to the Novell box for authentication. We haven't
started it up yet, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. We are not allowing
general access to internal resources by VPN clients, only to resources we
specifically do not filter through the BM box.
I am assuming both firewalls are dual-homed, and that there is a therefore a
pseudo-DMZ between them. Are you going to set up the clients to have virtual
addresses in this (pDMZ) range, or on the actual LAN itself?
Thanks,
Conrad Schellenberg
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Comark Inc.
Phone (204) 633 1886 ext. 204
fax (204) 694 9689
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Subject: Using FW1 with BorderManager for VPN
Author: "Vaughn Pennington" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 8/7/2000 11:30 AM
Does anyone have any experience using FW1 and BorderManager together in a
dual-firewall config? The FW1 box would be the outer firewall and BM would be
the inner firewall (it's a Novell shop). I want to be able to establish a VPN
connection to my internal network from the internet (for example). I was
planning on letting FW1 authenticate to BM via RADIUS but I'm confused at to
which client to use. Would I use FW1's Secure Remote or BM's Novell client or
is there a better way? Any takers? Thanks.
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