I would give the Nortel a public IP. As the users connect to it then
have them sent through the firewall. We currently run a setup like
that.
UDP port is 10001 by default I believe.
The rest can be added with the IPSEC group.
On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 09:53:50 -0600, Moon, Curtis
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone know how to configure FW-1(R55) on Windows 2003 server and an
> Nortel VPN Extranet 2600 (Contivity) on internal network, so that a Nortel
> software clients(external) can pass through a FW-1 firewall and connect to a
> VPN Extranet 2600 (Contivity) Gateway (internal) (see schema below)?
>
> (1)Many Nortel VPN Clients --->Internet ---> (2)FW-1 (R55) Windows2003
> ---->(3)Nortel Contivity Extranet 2600 Gateway
>
> Just want the external Nortel Clients to pass through FW-1 to the Nortel
> Contivity.  If this can be done does it make sense?  Is there an advantage to
> passing the ipsec traffic throught FW-1 or would it be the same as just
> allowing the Nortel Extranet 2600 to have a public ip address and just let
> the Nortel Clients connect directly to the Extranet 2600 and then connect it
> to our internal network?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Curtis Moon
>
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