Don't forget IP protocol 50 if they are using ESP, or 51 for AH.

Jeffrey Shuron
Security Specialist- CCSA, GSEC, CCNA, MCP
MPR Technologies
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udp 500 and udp 10000
 -----Original Message-----
 From: Perrymon, Josh L. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002 19:19
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: [FW-1] Opening checkpoint fw-1 to for Cisco VPN

 Scenario,

 I have a consultant on my network that need to VPN to back to Dupont to
 access his LAN. ( I assigned static IP )

 He is running win2k and Cisco VPN Client....
 My understanding that VPN Client uses IPSEC tunneling.

 So it would look like this..

 Client on my LAN with Cisco VPN
 client----------------------------------------------my firewall ( FW1)
 -------------internet----------------Dupont VPN ( Cisco 3000 ) ----------
 ------------their private LAN

 Question-- in order to open access in my firewall ... what ports should I
 open?
 And is there any ideas you would like to share about this?


 Thanks,


 Josh Perrymon
 Network Security Consultant
 BE&K , INC
 (205) 972-6745

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