Hello,
we've been trying to get SecuRemote to work with Encapsulationfrom the Internet to a mail server in a remote network, with no sucess.
This is the configuration:


Dialup connection to the Interntet
                    |
                    |
         Internet Router
                    |
                    |
  Firewall-1 Ver.4.1 (Linux)
                    |
                    |
----------------------------------------   Internal Network
          |                               |
          |                               |
MailServer_LAN       LAN_Router
(IP: 192.168.0.1)               |
                                          |
                                          |
                        RemoteNetwork_Router
                                          |
                                          |
                    ------------------------  Remote Network
                       |
                       |
      MailServer_RemoteNetwork
            (IP:  192.168.3.1)


From the dial-up connection, we are able to retrive the keys from
Firewall-1.  The Firewall object has FWZ as the Encription Method.
The encription domain that is defined includes both the
MailServer_LAN   and    the   MailServer_RemoteNetwork.
When accesing the MailServer_LAN (with encapsulation enabled) with
the internal ip address of the server (192.168.0.1), it works fine.
Actualy,
if we make the changes in the encription domain, we can acces any
machine that is in the Internal Network (192.168.0.0).

BUT, WHEN WE TRY TO ACCES ANY MACHINE IN THE
Remote Network (192.168.3.0) INCLUDING THE
MailServer_RemoteNetwork WITH ENCAPSULATION AND
USING THE INTERNAL IP ADDRESS OF THE
SERVER (192.168.3.1), IT DOESN'T WORK.

The Default Gateway for MailServer_RemoteNetwork
is RemoteNetwork_Router.
The Default Gateway for RemoteNetwork_Router
is LAN_Router.
The Default Gateway for LAN_Router is FireWall-1.
The Default Gateway for MailServer_LAN is FireWall-1.
The Default Gateway for FireWall-1 is Internet Router.

So it can't be a routing problem.

CAN YOU PLEASE HELP US WITH THIS??????



THANKS.
 


 

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